Omega Constellation Archived suggesting that it was either

suggesting that it was either one of the few GPs to be made alongside the quartz production or one of the last few models to be made before the shift occurred

003-64 (worn by Ed White as he took the first spacewalk ever achieved by an American astronaut) or the Reference 145

James Bond

embracing the wrist with its thin and tapering 36mm case

and operated out of both Hamilton's headquarters in Lancaster

Omega Constellation Archived suggesting that it was eitherThe Constellation line, with its distinctive dial and case configurations, stands out as a beacon of nonconformity among all of Omega's lines. Once the flagship of Omega models, the Constellation was launched by Omega in 1952, after a limited production of a watch dubbed the Century, which commemorated their centennial in 1948. Omega never intended to produce the Century for retail, but it received such wide acclaim for both its sumptuous case design