Omega Constellation Chronometer Ref. 168.015 Silver Dial 1967 – Vintage Automatic with Original Crystal
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The Omega Constellation Chronometer Ref. 168.015 from 1967 is a classic example of the brand's high watchmaking artistry in the 1960s. With its elegant silver dial and timeless stainless steel case, it is one of the most harmonious versions of the Constellation series.
A particular highlight of this piece is the original Omega acrylic crystal from 1967 – a rare detail that further emphasizes the watch's authentic vintage character.
Classic Constellation Design
The Constellation line has always stood for precision and elegant understatement. This reference combines clean lines with a very balanced dial design that still looks modern today.
With a 33mm diameter, the watch wears discreetly and elegantly – ideal as a classic dress watch.
Silver Dial with Timeless Appeal
The silver dial provides a clear, easy-to-read look and emphasizes the watch's minimalist character. The applied indices and fine hands give the design additional depth and structure.
Omega Caliber 564 Chronometer
Inside, the proven Omega Caliber 564, a chronometer-certified automatic movement with date function, is at work. It stands for precision, robustness, and the high quality of the Constellation series.
The movement has been checked and shows very good timekeeping results for its age.
Very Well Preserved Vintage Condition
This example is presented in good overall condition:
- Case: Good
- Bezel: Very Good
- Crystal: Mint (Original)
- Movement: Very Good
- Strap: Like New
- Dial: Very Good
- Caseback: Good
Work Performed
- Professional cleaning and inspection
- New leather strap fitted
- Polished acrylic crystal (original crystal preserved)
Scope of Delivery
- Watch
- Transport box
- In-house certificate of authenticity
Conclusion
The Omega Constellation Chronometer Ref. 168.015 is an elegant vintage automatic watch with high collector relevance. The original crystal, classic design, and reliable Caliber 564 make it a particularly authentic and desirable piece of Swiss watch history.
