Constellation

Omega Constellation Super Clone Collection

The Omega Constellation line covers a broad range of styles, each one balancing its own character, function, and finish. From vintage-inspired dials to modern Master Chronometer designs, there is a Constellation for most tastes and occasions, and VS Factory reproduces the whole line at 1:1.

Globemaster

The Globemaster is the modern take on the classic Constellation, built around the fluted bezel, the pie-pan dial, and a Master Chronometer movement. The VS Factory clone reproduces the fluted bezel and the pie-pan dial, powered by a dedicated automatic that follows the co-axial architecture. It's the pick for a buyer who wants classic Constellation styling with a more precise, modern movement underneath.

Meteorite

The Meteorite is a genuinely unique piece, and the VS Factory clone reproduces the dial's signature look. The real dial is cut from iron-nickel meteorite, and each one shows the Widmanstätten pattern formed as the metal cooled over millions of years. The clone reproduces that pattern faithfully, so no two dials read exactly alike and the watch stands out the way the original does.

Small Seconds

The Small Seconds is a refined take on the classic design, with a small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock. It adds a quiet complication to the dial without losing the Constellation's signature style or function, and the VS Factory clone reproduces the layout down to the sub-dial position.

Co-Axial Models

The Constellation adopted the co-axial escapement in 1999, which cut friction in the movement and stretched the service interval from 3 to 5 years out to 5 to 8 years. The co-axial references ran calibers in the 2500, 8500, and 8900 families, all known for reliability and accuracy. Any modern Constellation made after 2007 is likely co-axial, and a well-maintained example should stay within about 4 seconds a day.

You can spot a co-axial model by the word "Co-Axial" printed under the OMEGA name on the dial. The escapement is a three-level design invented by George Daniels and industrialized by Omega. The clone follows the same co-axial architecture, and in daily wear it keeps time steadily with less need for adjustment than a conventional lever escapement. The VS Factory clone delivers that level of accuracy for a fraction of what a genuine co-axial Constellation costs, which on the used market typically runs from $3,500 to $7,000 depending on age and condition.

Omega Constellation Super Clone Features

Materials

The Constellation uses quality materials across the line: steel, two-tone steel and gold, and full gold in yellow, white, or rose. The VS Factory clone reproduces the look in solid stainless steel, with gold-tone plating on the two-tone and gold references, so the watch keeps the same presence at a far lower cost.

Movement

The movement drives the Constellation's reputation for precision and reliability. The clone line offers both automatic mechanical and high-accuracy quartz, each with its own strengths in accuracy, power reserve, and upkeep, so buyers can pick the one that fits how they'll wear it.

Bezel

The bezel is the Constellation's most recognizable feature, with the iconic "claws" reaching from the case to grip it in place. The clone reproduces the claw design, with bezels available in steel, gold tone, or diamond-set, which adds to the watch's overall polish.

Dial

The Constellation dial is known for its elegance and legibility, marked with the star logo and offered in a range of finishes. Colors include silver, champagne, black, blue, and mother-of-pearl, and the clone reproduces each so the dial matches the original's character.

Straps

The Constellation offers several strap choices for different tastes and occasions:

• Bracelet: stainless steel or gold tone, classic and durable, with a secure folding clasp.
• Leather strap: a more traditional, elegant option in several colors and finishes, for buyers who want a refined look.
• Rubber strap: for a sportier, modern feel, comfortable and water resistant, good for an active lifestyle.
• NATO or fabric strap: a casual, versatile option that's light, breathable, and easy to swap to match an outfit or mood.

Sizes

The Constellation spans a wide size range to fit most wrists:

• Diameter: from 25mm to 41mm, so both men and women can find a fit that suits their wrist and style.
• Thickness: typically 8mm to 13mm depending on the model, keeping the watch slim and comfortable.
• Lug-to-lug: roughly 27mm to 44mm depending on case diameter, which affects how the watch sits on the wrist.
• Lug width: usually 16mm to 24mm, which decides what strap or bracelet fits, so it's worth checking before buying a replacement strap.

Anti-Magnetic

Some Constellation references are anti-magnetic, shielding the movement from magnetic fields. That matters for people who work around strong magnets, like medical staff or engineers, where it keeps the watch accurate and running properly.

Time Zone Function

Some references carry a time-zone function, so the wearer can track more than one time zone at once. It's practical for frequent travelers or anyone working with international clients, letting you read another time zone at a glance.

Understanding the Omega Constellation Reference Number

The reference number on a Constellation tells you most of what you need to know about the watch. The system changed over the years, but modern references follow a format like 131.33.41.21.03.001, where the first three digits identify the collection, the middle digits cover case material and size, and the last digits define the dial and strap configuration.

Older models from before the 1990s used simpler codes like 168.005 or 168.017, where the first digit (1) stood for the Constellation and the rest specified case type and movement. Modern codes are longer but more precise. In 131.33.41.21.03.001, "131" marks the Constellation, "33" means a stainless steel case on a leather strap, "41" is the 41mm diameter, and the remaining digits define the dial color and specific model. vsfactory.cc lists the full reference on every watch, so you can check the number against the description before you buy.

Popular Omega Constellation Super Clone Comparisons

When buyers look at a Constellation, they often compare it against other dress watches, including Omega's own De Ville and Seamaster lines, the Rolex Datejust, and the Cartier Tank. These comparisons bring out what makes the Constellation distinct, and help buyers pick the one that fits their needs.

Constellation vs De Ville

The Constellation and the De Ville are two of Omega's most popular dress lines. Both are elegant and refined, but the Constellation stands out through its signature details, like the claws on the bezel and the star logo on the dial, while the De Ville keeps a quieter, more minimal look. The Constellation clone is the pick for a buyer who wants those recognizable touches, and the De Ville clone suits someone who prefers understatement.

Why Choose vsfactory.cc

When you buy an Omega Constellation super clone, the seller matters as much as the factory. vsfactory.cc sells VS Factory 1:1 clones only, and every watch is opened and checked before it ships. The movement, the dial printing, the bezel alignment, and the bracelet are all inspected, so you get a watch that meets spec rather than a gamble. Pricing is transparent and based on the actual factory and movement, and every watch is photographed as it is, not from stock images.

FAQ

Does the Omega Constellation hold its value? The genuine Constellation holds its value well thanks to its iconic design, quality materials, and strong brand. The super clone isn't bought as an investment, it's bought to wear, and it gives you that same look and build for a small fraction of the genuine price.

Is the Omega Constellation water resistant? Yes. Depending on the model, the clone follows the original's rating, typically 30, 50, or 100 meters, which covers daily wear, rain, and hand washing.

How do I tell a good Constellation clone from a cheap one? Look for signs of poor finishing, like rough workmanship, wrong engravings, or cheap materials. vsfactory.cc lists VS Factory and the clone caliber on every watch and checks each piece before it ships.

How do I change the date on a Constellation clone? Pull the crown out to the first position and turn it clockwise until the correct date shows. Check the manual for your specific model for the exact steps to set both date and time.

Is the Omega Constellation a good watch? Yes. The Constellation is a strong watch, known for its timeless design, careful finishing, and accurate movement. It combines a refined look, durable build, and brand heritage, which is why it stays popular with collectors and daily wearers alike.

What's the most popular Omega Constellation model? The most sought-after references include the classics from the 1950s and 1960s, like the Constellation Grand Luxe and the "pie-pan" dial models, and more recent hits like the Globemaster and the Meteorite, which show Omega's push toward innovation and distinctive design. The VS Factory clone line covers all of them.