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Omega Constellation C-Shape Automatic 18K Yellow Gold “OM Linen Dial” Ref. 168.017 from 1969

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Omega Constellation C-Shape Automatic 18K Yellow Gold “OM Linen Dial” Ref. 168.017 from 1969Omega Constellation C Shape Automatic 18K Yellow Gold OM Linen Dial Ref. 168. 017 168. 009 (1969) A masterful expression of late 1960s Swiss elegance, this Omega Constellation C Shape Ref. 168. 017 captures the brands golden era of precision and design. Crafted entirely in solid 18k yellow gold, it combines Gerald Gentas unmistakable sculptural lines with the subtle opulence of an OM (Or Massif) linen textured dial an exceptionally rare and

Omega Constellation C-Shape Automatic 18K Yellow Gold “OM Linen Dial” – Ref. 168.017 / 168.009 (1969)

A masterful expression of late-1960s Swiss elegance, this Omega Constellation C-Shape Ref. 168.017 captures the brand’s golden era of precision and design. Crafted entirely in solid 18k yellow gold, it combines Gerald Genta’s unmistakable sculptural lines with the subtle opulence of an “OM” (Or Massif) linen-textured dial — an exceptionally rare and captivating combination within the Constellation lineage.

The Dial – Linen Texture & Golden Warmth

The dial, fashioned from solid 18k gold and bearing the discreet “OM” hallmark, radiates a soft, warm tone that shifts with the light. Its linen-patterned finish creates a refined play of texture and depth — a hallmark of Omega’s finest mid-century craftsmanship. Gold-applied indices and dauphine hands complete the composition with timeless restraint.

Protected by the original Omega plexiglass and signed crown, this dial remains untouched, its natural patina and sharp printing testifying to the watch’s originality and care.

The Case – Gerald Genta’s Sculptural C-Shape

Designed by Gerald Genta, the C-Shape case embodies the architectural clarity of late-1960s modernism. This example remains unpolished and razor-sharp, retaining its original brushed and polished surfaces in exceptional definition. The heavy 18k construction — over 35 grams of solid 18K gold — reinforces both its luxurious presence and enduring value.

Measured at approximately 35 mm in diameter, the watch wears with remarkable poise — substantial yet balanced, befitting its chronometer-certified pedigree.

Movement – Caliber 564 Chronometer Precision

Inside beats the legendary Caliber 564, one of Omega’s finest automatic chronometer movements of the period. With quick-set date and 24-jewel construction, it is celebrated for its reliability and precision. This movement has been recently serviced and performs flawlessly, underscoring Omega’s reputation for enduring mechanical excellence.

Serial 28957683 dates production to circa 1969, aligning perfectly with the C-Shape’s golden age.

Strap & Presentation

Fitted with a handmade Belgian leather strap, this piece balances vintage authenticity with modern wearability. The supple texture of the leather complements the dial’s linen finish and the gold case’s warmth, ensuring both comfort and refinement on the wrist.

Key Details

  • Reference: 168.017 / 168.009

  • Caliber: Omega 564 automatic chronometer

  • Case: 18k yellow gold, unpolished, over 35g

  • Dial: Original 18k “OM” linen dial, gold indices and hands

  • Glass: Original Omega plexiglass

  • Crown: Original signed Omega

  • Strap: Handmade Belgian leather

  • Serial: 28,957,683 (circa 1969)

  • Condition: Exceptional original example, fully serviced

Why This Watch?

The Omega Constellation C-Shape “OM Linen Dial” represents the apex of Omega’s late-1960s design and craftsmanship. Its unpolished solid gold case, genuine OM dial, and chronometer movement embody both horological integrity and aesthetic sophistication. Rarely preserved in such original condition, this piece stands as a benchmark of vintage Constellation collecting — elegant, architectural, and unmistakably Omega.

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