Omega’s recently introduced Constellation Observatory collection pairs automatic movements and chronometer and METAS certification with design inspiration from the 1950s. Its heritage traces back to the precious-metal Centenary chronometers of 1948 and the Constellation line launched in 1952, distinguished by its name and applied star on the dial.
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3 stories selected from the day’s reporting. Omega Constellation Observatory revisits the collection’s 1950s roots.
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The updated Santos de Cartier Chronograph combines a refined dial and slimmer profile with Cartier’s automatic manufacture calibre 1904 CH MC. Its case measures 47.5 × 39.8 mm and is 11.6 mm thick. The steel and steel-and-yellow-gold versions share nearly identical specifications but offer distinct wrist presence; an all-yellow-gold version is also available.
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MeisterSinger’s NL Edition 2026 Tulpe is a single-hand watch limited to 66 examples. Its design combines Delft blue with a three-dimensional tulip motif, retaining the brand’s characteristic single-hand approach to displaying the time.