Where can I purchase a pre-owned Omega Constellation Co-Axial 35 Two-Tone / Silvered / Steel 123.20.35.20.02.004?

Name: Omega Constellation Co-Axial 35 Two-Tone / Silvered / Steel 123.20.35.20.02.004
Brand: Omega
SKU: 123.20.35.20.02.004
Rating: 5.0 (85 reviews)

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Constellation Co-Axial 35 Two-Tone / Silvered / Steel

35 mmCase size

SteelMaterial

2010Released

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The details

general

Brand: Omega
Model: Constellation Co-Axial 35 Two-Tone / Silvered / Steel
Reference: 123.20.35.20.02.004
Released: 2010

case

Case Material: Steel
Dial: Silvered
Thickness: 10.8
Case Size: 35 MM
Bezel Material: Steel
Water Resistance: 100 meters
Lug Width: 23 MM

movement

Type: Automatic
Calibre: 2500
Number of Jewels: 27
Power Reserve: 48 hours
Complications: Date

bracelet

Type: Steel

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Constellation Co-Axial 35 Two-Tone / Silvered / Steel

Case size35 MM

MaterialSteel

Released2010

About the brand

Omega

Omega, with its origins dating back to 1848, has been synonymous with precision and innovation in watchmaking. Founded by Louis Brandt originally as La Generale Watch Co., in La Chaux-de-Fonds, this Swiss brand ultimately grew to have a rich heritage in space exploration, having been the official timepiece of NASA missions. Omega's legacy includes iconic models like the Speedmaster, Seamaster, and Constellation, all celebrated for their performance and design. With a commitment to excellence, Omega continues to push the boundaries of horological achievement.