Omega has introduced a range of 20 new watches to the Constellation collection in a flurry of different metals, diamond adornments, sizes and dramatic dial treatments.
The star-inspired Constellation has been around since the early 1950s, making it the oldest Omega collection bar the Seamaster.
The range has been expanded to include many different sizes and styles.
Other than a star on the dial, the Constellation is distinguished by double claws either side of the bezel.
The new feminine watches include three different case sizes and a choice of powertrain.
They are distinguished by swirling mother-or-pearl dials in a number of colours with a star at 6 o’clock.
The new watches come in three different case sizes: 25mm, 28mm and 29mm.
The cases are either steel, 18k gold, or a mixture of steel and gold.
The smaller watches have quartz movements, while the 29mm watch has Omega’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer automatic movement.
The automatic watch has an open caseback for viewing the 28-jewel movement.
The quartz models have a closed caseback, with an image of a star observatory stamped onto it.
Other details include a diamond-paved bezel threading between the signature claws on either side.
The watches come either on leather straps, or signature Constellation bracelets with micro-adjustment system.
Prices range from £6,900 for a 25mm steel-on-steel piece up to £32,600 for an all-Moonshine Gold 29mm model.
