Omega Constellation Chronometer Silver Dial 1960 (Ref. 14393) – frisch serviced

Omega Constellation Chronometer Silver Dial 1960 (Ref. 14393) – freshly serviced

Omega Constellation Chronometer Silver Dial (1960) – Precision Meets Mint Condition

The Constellation was Omega's answer to the highest accuracy: every model with the chronometer designation once had to pass an official test before it was allowed to leave the factory. This particular model from 1960 bears precisely this distinction and today – freshly serviced in September 2026 – presents itself in an exceptionally well-maintained condition.

A Case in Mint Condition

The case and bezel of this Constellation are in mint condition – a remarkable result for a watch over 65 years old. The newly fitted crystal glass looks like new, while the silver dial with date display shows good, age-appropriate condition. Before sale, the case was high-gloss polished and the bezel shined, complemented by a new leather strap and a strap in like-new condition. A piece that impressively underlines its chronometer claim visually as well.

Technical Specifications at a Glance

  • Brand / Model: Omega Constellation Chronometer, Ref. 14393
  • Dial Color: Silver
  • Case Diameter: 34 mm
  • Lug Width: 18 mm
  • Weight: 35 g
  • Case Material: Stainless Steel
  • Crystal: Acrylic (not original, newly fitted)
  • Water Resistance: not tested / no guarantee
  • Year of Manufacture: 1960
  • Strap Length: 23.5 cm
  • Internal Reference Number: 10884

Freshly Serviced – a Chronometer-Certified Automatic Movement

In September 2026, the watch was fully overhauled by our watchmaker: the movement was cleaned, oiled, and regulated to +4 seconds per day, and the entire watch was professionally inspected. Inside ticks the Omega Caliber 561 – a chronometer-certified automatic movement. The measurements after service confirm its very good condition:

  • Power Reserve (manufacturer's specification): 50 hours
  • Rate Deviation: +4 seconds/day
  • Amplitude: 265°
  • Beat Error: 0.0 ms

A beat error of 0.0 ms with a solid amplitude shows: this movement runs smoothly and reliably – entirely in line with the chronometer standard for which the Constellation became known.

Condition at a Glance

Component Condition
Case Mint
Bezel Mint
Crystal Like new
Accuracy Very good
Movement Very good
Strap Like new
Dial Good
Case Back Very good

Note: The condition assessment is based on a subjective evaluation by our team, considering the age of the watch and other relevant factors.

Work Performed

  • Movement cleaned and oiled
  • Movement regulated
  • Professionally cleaned and inspected
  • Case high-gloss polished
  • Bezel shined to high-gloss
  • New leather strap
  • New crystal glass fitted

Scope of Delivery

This Omega Constellation comes with:

  • the watch itself
  • transport box
  • our in-house certificate of authenticity

Who is this Watch Suitable For?

With its chronometer certification and exceptionally well-maintained mint case, this Constellation is aimed at collectors who value not only classic design but also the highest precision. A particularly appealing piece for anyone looking for a freshly serviced vintage Omega with a proven high standard of quality.

Personal Viewing & Collection in Passau

We are happy to offer you the opportunity to personally view this watch before purchase in our Aigner & Fuchs showroom in Passau or to collect it directly. To ensure individual consultation and a smooth process, viewings are only possible by prior appointment – unfortunately, we cannot accommodate spontaneous visits without an appointment.

Please contact us by phone at 0151 61 600 155 or send us a message via Kleinanzeigen. We will, of course, advise you in German and look forward to welcoming you to Passau.

Conclusion

This Omega Constellation Chronometer Ref. 14393 from 1960 combines an exceptionally well-maintained mint case with a freshly overhauled, chronometer-certified automatic movement. With a new crystal, new leather strap, and careful preparation, it is a piece of Omega history that impresses with both precision and condition.

Interested? Contact us to learn more about this piece or to arrange a viewing.

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