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

[@ptchan5]

I learn so much from these videos.

[@runcoweezrun8143]

Beautiful Pieces! Especially the one with Hack feature!

[@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 !!!!!!

[@reneurquiza3957]

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

[@adhishor]

Hello! Where can I find a case, glass and dial for a 712 calibre? It cand be also a 167.021. Do you know there were other omegas that used the 712 caliber?

[@watchdial.]

good!!!👍👍👍

[@BlueTerm]

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

[@TimelessHistoryChannel]

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

[@johnmoore3479]

Very nice

[@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

[@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...

[@anwarshah7495]

Pls prices

[@starndustone]

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

[@Asouthernrrose]

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