3 Underappreciated and Undervalued 1960s Omega Constellation References - 168.025, 167.021, 168.033

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Hi everyone, and welcome to the Timeless History Channel with me, Deric, aka Sao, the Omega Enthusiast. When it comes to vintage Omega Constellation watches, the most popular models are usually the famous five from the 1950s. In the 1960s, you have the dog-leg pie pan, C-constellation, and the round case constellation. However, in this latest video, I want to share three exceptional late 1960s vintage Constellation references that are unpopular and that you should consider looking into because they are great watches.
Constellation 168.025, Constellation 167.021, and Constellation 168.033
Video links:
Omega 168.025 - • THE SMALLEST OMEGA CON...
Constellation dog-leg - • Watch2Talk - Omega CK ...
Constellation "C" - • EVERYTHING YOU NEED KN...
Constellation "Round" - • COMPARING 1960's VINTA...
Constellation 1950s "Famous 5" - • COMPARING 1950's VINTA...
Dog-leg and C Full set - • 1960s Full-Set Vintage...
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[@ptchan5]

I learn so much from these videos.

[@runcoweezrun8143]

Beautiful Pieces! Especially the one with Hack feature!

[@reneurquiza3957]

I love vintage watches, and I rlly enjoying your content, im learning a lot, keep the great work and greetings from México!

[@toddthompson4060]

Love the 168.033

[@eurovnik]

Highly informative and unique content as always. Thank you for continuing to produce it. Personally I find the price premium for Constellations and their chronometer movements hard to justify. More of a Genève fan myself for their bang for buck and because I rotate watches frequently accuracy is less of an issue.

[@TimelessHistoryChannel]

Absolutely! Aside from different looks and values, they are relatively just as great! I think these videos will put a smile on your face. 1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYGTgXpoaNR4rdE 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4iYpHxpit5si5o

[@jadedarby7290]

My favorite 168.025... lv the case and that band absolutely !!!!!!

[@BlueTerm]

nice video! I'm looking for a 167.021 since 2 years! :(

[@TimelessHistoryChannel]

www.omegaenthusiastltd.com/product-page/1967-omega-constellation-watch-6

[@StaProduction]

Hi contrats for you video! At 8:06 could you tell me what year approximately are the brown boxes? Best regards

[@TimelessHistoryChannel]

Those boxes are usually for Omega watches from the 1930s to possibly early 1940s

[@watchdial.]

good!!!👍👍👍

[@johnmoore3479]

Very nice

[@jeffforbess6802]

Servicing expense matters, as does size. Are these the only 19mm lug watches Big O made?

[@TimelessHistoryChannel]

Not when the watch is purchased from my website. Future services will always cost you $100 plus shipping each time you return it for a regular maintenance service. The C and couple of the Round case references require 19mm straps as well. Several other Seamaster models also take 19mm strap

[@gr8ol1]

And the jumbo Geneve models from the 1950s take 19mm straps too!

[@TimelessHistoryChannel]

Oh yeah! Thank you for the input! Some of the late 40s and early 50s jumbo models do take 19mm straps also. The list goes on...

[@Asouthernrrose]

❤❤

[@anwarshah7495]

Pls prices

[@starndustone]

Where buying at a good price? Chrono24... Too expensive