The 168.004, like the 168.010 (non-jumbo), is a rather uncommon jumbo constellation. It features a 36mm case, and these versions look very balanced and tidy because to the hidden crown. These types are difficult to locate in excellent shape, and dampness frequently causes some damage to the dial. This one is nearly in NOS condition and is incredibly great.
 
With its unique tiny baton hour markers with onyx inlay, center seconds, a stunning silver sunburst dial, and a 36 mm full 14k gold case, this elegant Omega Constellation automatic chronometer offers everything you could possibly want in a dress watch. The Constellation, Omega's response to the Rolex Datejust, was first introduced in 1952.
 
This Constellation has a screw-down case back, an Omega automatic chronometer in Caliber 561, and excellent slightly inclined lugs. It is well-proportioned, straightforward, and classic.