Omega Constellation Co-Axial Master Chronometer 41mm Ref. 131.30.41.21.04.001

Dress/Luxury Sport Watch · Omega (Swatch Group). Luxury tier brand with a reputation for precision and technical innovation.

Period: Modern Luxury (2020-Present). This specific iteration represents the 5th generation of the 'Manhattan' design, characterized by modernized ceramic bezels and larger 41mm case proportions.

Omega Constellation Co-Axial Master Chronometer 41mm Ref. 131.30.41.21.04.001

Type

Dress/Luxury Sport Watch

Brand

Omega (Swatch Group). Luxury tier brand with a reputation for precision and technical innovation.

Movement

Automatic, Omega Calibre 8900. In-house Master Chronometer, METAS certified, 25,200 vph, 60-hour power reserve, 39 jewels, Co-Axial escapement, resistant to 15,000 gauss.

Dimensions

Case diameter: 41.0 mm; Thickness: 13.5 mm; Lug-to-lug: Integrated design approx. 44.0 mm; Lug width: Integrated (n/a).

Description

The Omega Constellation 41mm is a bold evolution of the 1982 'Manhattan' design. It blends the traditional dressy elegance of the Constellation line with modern sporty materials like ceramic. Its integrated bracelet and distinctive claws make it one of the most recognizable silhouettes in horology.

Key Features

Black ceramic bezel with Liquidmetal numerals, integrated mono-rang bracelet, METAS-certified Master Chronometer movement, and the trapezoidal date window at 6 o'clock.

Dial Description

White dial with a silk-like texture. Features applied blackened baton indices and matching hands. Date window at 6 o'clock, iconic Constellation star at 6 o'clock.

Case Material

Stainless steel with a mix of brushed and polished finishes. Features the signature 'claws' (griffes) on the case sides.

Crystal Type

Domed, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sides.

Bezel Details

Fixed polished black ceramic bezel (ZrO2) featuring Liquidmetal Roman numerals. Includes the iconic four 'claws' in brushed steel.

Crown & Pushers

Conical screw-in crown with embossed Omega logo; no crown guards due to integrated design aesthetic.

Bracelet or Strap

Integrated stainless steel bracelet with mono-rang links, brushed finish with polished 'half-moon' bevels; butterfly deployant clasp.

Caseback Details

Exhibition/Display back with sapphire crystal, revealing Calibre 8900 with Arabesque Geneva waves; screw-down steel rim.

Movement Type

Automatic, Omega Calibre 8900. In-house Master Chronometer, METAS certified, 25,200 vph, 60-hour power reserve, 39 jewels, Co-Axial escapement, resistant to 15,000 gauss.

Water Resistance

50 meters (167 feet / 5 bar). Suitable for light swimming but not recommended for high-impact water sports or diving.

Origin & Provenance

Swiss Made. Manufactured in Bienne, Switzerland; movement is a 100% in-house manufacture calibre.

Age Estimate

Circa 2020-Present. This specific 41mm ceramic bezel model was launched in 2020.

Cultural Significance

The Constellation is one of Omega's longest-running collections, representing the brand's commitment to precision. It was famously promoted by Cindy Crawford in the 1990s, cementing its status as a fashion icon.

Condition Notes

Based on the image, the watch appears to be in Mint/New condition, likely a showroom or retail piece given the pristine finish and gloves worn by the handler.

Value Estimate

MSRP: Approximately $6,900 USD. Secondary market prices typically range from $4,800 to $5,800 depending on condition and presence of box/papers.

Care & Maintenance

Recommended service interval of 5-8 years. Rinse with fresh water after salt exposure. Use a soft brush for the integrated links. Avoid strong magnetic fields despite its high resistance.

Similar Watches

Cartier Santos (Integrated design), Rolex Datejust 41 (Classic luxury sport), Integrated Tudor Royal, Girard-Perregaux Laureato.

Interesting Facts

The Constellation line originally debuted in 1952 to celebrate Omega's chronometer achievements. The 'claws' added in 1982 were originally functional, designed to hold the crystal and gasket tight to ensure water resistance.

Identified on 5/1/2026