The reference 168.004, like its sibling the 168.010 (non-jumbo), is an uncommon example of the jumbo Omega Constellation. With a 36mm case and a discreet hidden crown, it has a clean, well-balanced aesthetic that sets it apart. Finding one in excellent condition is a challenge—moisture damage often mars the dials—but this example remains unpolished and truly spectacular.
 
Its charm lies in the details: slender baton hour markers with onyx inlays, center seconds, and a stunning 18k gold dial, all housed within a 36mm case. Introduced in 1952 as Omega’s answer to the Rolex Datejust, the Constellation quickly became the brand’s flagship dress watch, blending precision chronometer performance with refined style.
 
This example features a screw-down case back and is powered by the robust Omega Caliber 561 automatic chronometer movement. Perfectly proportioned, understated, and timeless—this is, in every sense, the quintessential dress watch.