Omega Constellation Marine Chronometer Megaquartz Patina Tudor expanded the Black Bay

Tudor expanded the Black Bay collection with the release of the Black Bay 32 — a sibling to the wildly popular BB36 that downsized the entire package without losing a beat

such that components typically hidden behind the dial are here on full display

Produced in three limited executions — 800 in steel

If you’re going for sheer character

This particular version is a Searambler model

Omega Constellation Marine Chronometer Megaquartz Patina Tudor expanded the Black BayThe Constellation was once Omegas flagship model. A contemporary of the Speedmaster Professional, Seamaster 300, Railmaster and DeVille, the 'Connie' was top dog. Over the years Omega produced many different Constellatios in a wide variety of case shapes and dials. The changing design language of the 1970s resulted in a limited run of references housed in blocky cushion cases with integrated bracelets, a departure from their more traditional dressy