Omega Constellation 131.20.25.60.55.002 Details
INFORMATION |
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BRAND |
Omega |
SERIES |
Constellation |
MODEL |
131.20.25.60.55.002 |
Gender |
Ladies |
PRODUCED |
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DIAL |
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TYPE |
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COLOUR |
White |
FINISH |
Polished |
INDEXES |
Diamond |
CASE |
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MATERIAL |
Stainless Steel |
CRYSTAL |
Sapphire |
BACK |
Solid |
SHAPE |
Round |
DIAMETER |
25 mm |
HEIGHT |
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MOVEMENT |
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CALIBRE |
Omega Calibre 4061 |
TYPE |
Quartz |
DIAMETER |
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JEWELS |
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RESERVE |
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Frequency |
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Time |
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BAND |
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BandMaterial |
Stainless SteelYellow Gold |
FEATURES |
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WATER RESISTANCE |
30 m |
STYLE |
Luxury Watches |
This classy and enduring design from the Constellation Manhattan series of Omega is characterized by a 25mm stainless steel 18kt yellow gold case. Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal is there to enable the watch to withstand the pressure of wearing. White mother of pearl dial with diamond hour markers is popular among its customers. Roman numerals are carved on the bezel that look very beautiful. It's powered by Omega caliber 4061 so as to improve accuracy and battery life.
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