Omega Omega - 123.25.24.60.55.004 Constellation Quartz 24 Brushed Stainless Steel / Yellow Gold / Diamond / MOP Supernova
Omega Omega - 123.25.24.60.55.004 Constellation Quartz 24 Brushed Stainless Steel / Yellow Gold / Diamond / MOP Supernova
Omega Omega - 123.25.24.60.55.004 Constellation Quartz 24 Brushed Stainless Steel / Yellow Gold / Diamond / MOP Supernova
Omega

Constellation Quartz 24 Brushed Stainless Steel / Yellow Gold / Diamond / MOP Supernova

REF. 123.25.24.60.55.004

7/10

Very rare

Case

Diameter24 mm
ShapeRound
CrystalSapphire
Case backClosed
Water resistance100 m

Dial

ColourWhite
Finishand is powered by a sturdy and reliable quartz-movement. This Omega Constellation is available in many different materials and with a choice of dial colors, all sharing the timeless look of this iconic design with the signature claws on the side of the case and brushed bezel emboldened by tone-in-tone Roman numerals.
IndexesGem-Set Indexes Hands: Dauphine
HandsDauphine

Movement

Caliber1376
Typequartz
Reserve30000 h
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In Context

At 24 mm this is jewellery scale — a watch sized to be worn as an ornament rather than read across a room. The case back is closed, so the movement stays out of sight, and the sapphire crystal will resist everything short of deliberate abuse. 100 m is genuine swimming resistance — more than the shape of this watch suggests it would need.

It is quartz, so it will hold time far more closely than any mechanical watch here, and asks for a battery every few years rather than a service.

123.25.24.60.55.004 stands on its own in this catalogue — no other reference here shares its base number. It carries a white dial.

Inside: Caliber 1376

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The 1376 is Omega's small two-hand quartz movement, showing hours and minutes only, in the 24 mm and 27 mm ladies' cases. It powers 332 watches in this library, 262 of them Constellations. It is a rectangular movement of 9 mm by 15.15 mm with 5 jewels, 1.8 mm high without its battery, and its battery lasts about three and a half years. Leaving out the seconds hand is deliberate: a two-hand quartz has no stepper motor ticking round the dial, which suits a dress watch with a diamond bezel or a mother-of-pearl dial, and it makes the movement small enough for a 24 mm case. In the library it sits under 262 [Constellation](/brands/omega/constellation) references, the Constellation Quartz 24 and 27 in steel, yellow gold and red gold, and 70 [De Ville Prestige](/brands/omega/de-ville) references. The 24 mm case accounts for 125 references and the 27 mm for 122, with the 27.4 mm De Ville Prestige at 40. The [1456](/calibers/omega-1456) is the equivalent two-hand quartz in the 22 mm cases, the [4061](/calibers/omega-4061) the three-hand quartz with the long-life battery in the 25 mm and 28 mm Manhattans, and the [8700](/calibers/omega-8700) the mechanical alternative in the same collection.

331 other watches in the library run the Omega 1376.

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