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Omega Constellation “C-Shape” Fluted Bezel Automatic 18K Yellow Gold Ref. 168.017 from 1969

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Omega Constellation “C-Shape” Fluted Bezel Automatic 18K Yellow Gold Ref. 168.017 from 1969Omega Constellation C Shape Fluted Bezel 18K Yellow GoldRef. 168. 017 Calibre 564 1969 Presented here is a highly elegant and collectible Omega Constellation C Shape from 1969, crafted in solid 18K yellow gold and powered by Omegas renowned automatic calibre 564. With its iconic Grald Gentadesigned case, fluted bezel, and heavy gold construction, this watch perfectly captures Omegas late 1960s pursuit of precision, luxury, and modern design. This is a

Omega Constellation “C-Shape” Fluted Bezel – 18K Yellow Gold
Ref. 168.017 – Calibre 564 – 1969

Presented here is a highly elegant and collectible Omega Constellation “C-Shape” from 1969, crafted in solid 18K yellow gold and powered by Omega’s renowned automatic calibre 564. With its iconic Gérald Genta–designed case, fluted bezel, and heavy gold construction, this watch perfectly captures Omega’s late-1960s pursuit of precision, luxury, and modern design.

This is a true gentleman’s Constellation—refined, substantial, and unmistakably Omega.

Dial

The watch features an original silver (zilver) Omega Constellation dial, displaying light, honest patina consistent with age. This subtle aging adds warmth and authenticity while preserving excellent legibility and elegance.

Applied gold indices and classic Omega hands complement the dial beautifully, creating a refined contrast against the silver background. As expected for the Constellation line, the dial reflects Omega’s chronometer heritage, balancing luxury with technical prestige.

Case

The solid 18K yellow gold C-shape case is a standout feature of this reference. Designed by Gérald Genta, the case flows seamlessly from lugs to bracelet line, offering a bold yet elegant wrist presence.

The fluted bezel adds depth and visual interest, elevating the watch above simpler dress designs of the era. With over 32 grams of solid gold, the case feels notably heavy and luxurious in hand—something that is immediately noticeable on the wrist.

The watch retains its Omega-signed crown, an important detail for collectors.

Reference: 168.017
Serial: 30,732,025, placing production circa 1969

Movement

Inside beats the highly respected Omega automatic calibre 564, a chronometer-rated movement widely regarded as one of Omega’s finest automatic calibres of the period.

The movement has been fully serviced and is running very well, keeping excellent time. Calibre 564 is known for its reliability, smooth winding action, and technical sophistication, representing the peak of Omega’s pre-quartz mechanical era.

Why This Watch Stands Out

The Omega Constellation C-Shape ref. 168.017 is a cornerstone of late-1960s Omega design. Combining Gérald Genta’s modernist case architecture with Omega’s chronometer-grade engineering and a heavy solid gold construction, it offers both historical importance and everyday elegance.

Unlike thinner dress watches, this Constellation has real presence—luxurious, confident, and unmistakably high-end—while remaining timeless and wearable.

Technical Details

Brand: Omega
Model: Constellation C-Shape
Reference: 168.017
Year: circa 1969
Case: Solid 18K yellow gold
Case Weight: Over 32 grams of solid gold
Bezel: Fluted bezel
Case Design: C-shape, designed by Gérald Genta
Dial: Original silver Omega dial with light patina
Crystal: Plexiglass
Crown: Omega-signed crown
Movement: Omega automatic chronometer calibre 564
Condition: Fully serviced, running very well and keeping excellent time
Serial Number: 30,732,025

A Classic Omega Icon

This Omega Constellation is more than a dress watch—it is a statement of late-1960s Swiss luxury watchmaking. Heavy solid gold, an iconic case design, and one of Omega’s most respected automatic movements make this piece an excellent choice for both seasoned collectors and those seeking a refined yet substantial vintage gold watch.

Timeless, elegant, and unmistakably Omega.

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★★★★★ 3
A familiar story, just with…..less.
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★★★★★ 5
Good start to a series
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I delayed reading the series for reasons I don’t remember. But my TBR list is huge so I thought I’d take a shot of this and I was pleasantly surprised. I didn’t think the blurb about it was anything special. But it was a very good book. It took some interesting twists and turns. I am so glad the second book is already out. Because I would not have waited patiently. Very slow burn but good storyline. 🔥🔥/5
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Jammie Clark
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★★★★★ 4
A good read
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★★★★★ 3
Slightly repetitive but I did love some things
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