The authenticity of the watch has been checked and certified by Sebastian, who is one of Sweden's leading watch experts.

An elegant choice for boardroom meetings, gallery openings or weekend brunch, this vintage Omega Constellation 26mm lends refined ease with its black dial and steel-and-gold accents. A chic everyday companion that moves effortlessly from desk to dinner.

Q: What is the size and overall fit of this Omega Constellation?
A: The case measures 26 mm and the bracelet is currently set to fit wrists up to approximately 17 cm in circumference. The integrated metal bracelet can be adjusted by removing or adding links to achieve a comfortable fit.

Q: Is the bracelet integrated, and can I put a standard strap on it?
A: This reference features an integrated steel-and-gold bracelet, so standard straight‑end straps will not fit. Strap changes require model‑specific end pieces or specialist solutions; a professional jeweller can advise on options for your wrist.

Q: Can the bracelet be resized, and where should I do it?
A: Yes, the Constellation’s link bracelet can be sized by removing or adding links. We recommend having this done by a professional jeweller or authorised service centre, as these bracelets use small pins/tubes and specialist tools; spare links and parts are generally obtainable.

Q: What is the size and overall fit of this Omega Constellation?
A: The case measures 26 mm and the bracelet is currently set to fit wrists up to approximately 17 cm in circumference. The integrated metal bracelet can be adjusted by removing or adding links to achieve a comfortable fit.

Q: Is the bracelet integrated, and can I put a standard strap on it?
A: This reference features an integrated steel-and-gold bracelet, so standard straight‑end straps will not fit. Strap changes require model‑specific end pieces or specialist solutions; a professional jeweller can advise on options for your wrist.

Q: What movement does it use, and how will I know when the battery needs changing?
A: It uses an Omega quartz movement (calibre 1387). Most Omega quartz models include an end‑of‑life indicator where the seconds hand (if present) jumps in intervals when the battery is low. Battery life varies by use; replacement should be carried out by an authorised service centre to maintain seals and performance.

Q: What is the water resistance of this model?
A: When new, this reference carried a 3 bar (30 metres) rating, suitable for everyday splashes only. As this is a vintage watch, seals may have aged; we recommend avoiding bathing, swimming or submersion unless the watch has been recently pressure‑tested and certified by a professional.

Q: How often should a quartz Omega like this be serviced?
A: Replace the battery when the end‑of‑life indicator appears or if the watch stops. Omega recommends periodic maintenance with a complete service roughly every 5–8 years and an annual water‑resistance check, depending on wear and environment.

Q: Can you estimate the production period from the serial number 60387371?
A: Public serial‑number charts place Omega numbers in the 60,0xx,xxx range around the late 1990s to approximately 1999–2000. This is an estimate only, as dating can vary by model and movement batch.

Q: What is included with this watch?
A: This piece comes with the box. Everything included is listed under the product information section; if an item such as documents or spare links is not shown there, it is not included.

Q: Can the bracelet be resized, and where should I do it?
A: Yes, the Constellation’s link bracelet can be sized by removing or adding links. We recommend having this done by a professional jeweller or authorised service centre, as these bracelets use small pins/tubes and specialist tools; spare links and parts are generally obtainable.

Q: How should I care for the case and bracelet day‑to‑day?
A: Wipe the watch with a soft, dry cloth after wear, avoid chemicals and strong solvents, and store it in a dry place away from prolonged direct sunlight. Have seals checked periodically and only allow qualified technicians to open the case.

Q: How do you authenticate this Omega at A Retro Tale?
A: Every watch is inspected by our in‑house specialists using multi‑point checks of materials, movement, case engravings, serials, fonts and finish. We stand behind the authenticity of all items we sell and are happy to share further product information on request.

Q: What is the size and overall fit of this Omega Constellation?
A: The case measures 26 mm and the bracelet is currently set to fit wrists up to approximately 17 cm in circumference. The integrated metal bracelet can be adjusted by removing or adding links to achieve a comfortable fit.

Q: Is the bracelet integrated, and can I put a standard strap on it?
A: This reference features an integrated steel-and-gold bracelet, so standard straight‑end straps will not fit. Strap changes require model‑specific end pieces or specialist solutions; a professional jeweller can advise on options for your wrist.

Q: What movement does it use, and how will I know when the battery needs changing?
A: It uses an Omega quartz movement (calibre 1387). Most Omega quartz models include an end‑of‑life indicator where the seconds hand (if present) jumps in intervals when the battery is low. Battery life varies by use; replacement should be carried out by an authorised service centre to maintain seals and performance.

Q: What is the water resistance of this model?
A: When new, this reference carried a 3 bar (30 metres) rating, suitable for everyday splashes only. As this is a vintage watch, seals may have aged; we recommend avoiding bathing, swimming or submersion unless the watch has been recently pressure‑tested and certified by a professional.

Q: How often should a quartz Omega like this be serviced?
A: Replace the battery when the end‑of‑life indicator appears or if the watch stops. Omega recommends periodic maintenance with a complete service roughly every 5–8 years and an annual water‑resistance check, depending on wear and environment.

Q: Can you estimate the production period from the serial number 60387371?
A: Public serial‑number charts place Omega numbers in the 60,0xx,xxx range around the late 1990s to approximately 1999–2000. This is an estimate only, as dating can vary by model and movement batch.

Q: What is included with this watch?
A: This piece comes with the box. Everything included is listed under the product information section; if an item such as documents or spare links is not shown there, it is not included.

Q: Can the bracelet be resized, and where should I do it?
A: Yes, the Constellation’s link bracelet can be sized by removing or adding links. We recommend having this done by a professional jeweller or authorised service centre, as these bracelets use small pins/tubes and specialist tools; spare links and parts are generally obtainable.

Q: How should I care for the case and bracelet day‑to‑day?
A: Wipe the watch with a soft, dry cloth after wear, avoid chemicals and strong solvents, and store it in a dry place away from prolonged direct sunlight. Have seals checked periodically and only allow qualified technicians to open the case.

Q: How do you authenticate this Omega at A Retro Tale?
A: Every watch is inspected by our in‑house specialists using multi‑point checks of materials, movement, case engravings, serials, fonts and finish. We stand behind the authenticity of all items we sell and are happy to share further product information on request.