[https://imgur.com/a/NMg074K](https://imgur.com/a/NMg074K) $1150 Shipped YEAR: 1973 Reference: CD/ST 168.0056 Case width: 35 mm. (without crown) Lug to lug: 40 mm Movement: Caliber 1011 / Hi-beat movement Case thickness: 10 mm This is a rare Omega Geneve Automatic plus Winding Vintage watch. Creative design on the piece, makes it a conversation piece. Hi-beat movement. The Sunburst Brushed Silver White Satin finished dial is exquisite. Super solid beefy elegant solid sharp C-shaped case, makes it a perfect everyday dress watch. Observatory medallion on the back indicates the COSC accuracy the watch has. One of the The movement has been cleaned, oiled, and serviced($300) by a master watchmaker. Accuracy checked with timegrapher. Super accurate, it's running flawlessly. Movement is in great condition, signs that it has been maintained very well. This is a beast under sunlight. Looks better upfront, pictures don’t do justice to this masterpiece. It's pretty rare to see a piece like this come on. Handling this, I can definitely guarantee this is far above any modern watches in the same price zone. Comes with a handmade epsom blue leather strap. Signed omega crown.  History: First appearing in 1952 with the chronometer Calibre 354 automatic movement, the Constellation was designed to be Omega’s bellwether watch, taking full advantage of Omega winning yet another chronometer competition – meaning the movement was tested for precision in five different positions and temperatures, certified, and stamped with a caliber number as a signifier it passed inspection – at the Geneva Observatory. The Constellation was originally branded as the “Globemaster” in the United States, dropped in 1956 as Douglas Aircraft – manufacturers of huge transport planes of the same name – held the trademark. Fast forward to the 21st century, which featured Omega purchasing the same trademark in preparation for the debut of its Globemaster watch, which channels the spirit of the original.