Dress · 1 Models · Switzerland

Omega Constellation Price Guide

$3,800 – $5,000 · Avg Score: 73/100 · From $410/yr
41mm
Automatic
50m WR

About the Omega Constellation

Elegant dress watch with star emblem

Dress watches prioritize elegance and slim profiles over technical specifications. Designed to slip under a shirt cuff, they typically feature minimal dials, thin cases, and leather straps. For the collector, a dress watch represents the art of restraint — where value lies in finishing quality rather than feature count.

What to Look For

Key metrics for dress watches are case thickness (ideally under 10mm), movement finishing visible through a display caseback, dial quality, and strap/buckle craftsmanship. Water resistance is typically lower (30-50m) since these watches aren't designed for sport use.

Wearing Context

Dress watches are ideal for business formal, black tie, and occasions where subtlety is valued. They may feel under-dressed with casual wear. Many collectors own a dress watch alongside a sport watch to cover all social contexts.

Buying a Omega Constellation

Unlike Rolex, most Omega watches are readily available at authorized dealers, often with negotiable pricing. Discounts of 10-20% off MSRP are common at ADs, and grey market dealers offer even lower prices. This accessibility is both an advantage for buyers and a factor in secondary market pricing.

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Models
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Avg Value Score
73
Best Score
$410
Lowest Own/Yr

All Constellation Models Compared

RefVariantMarket PriceRetailOwn/YrScore
131.10.41.21.01.001Steel/Black$3,800–$5,000$5,700$410/yr73

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Omega Constellation cost?
The Omega Constellation ranges from $3,800 to $5,000 on the secondary market depending on the reference, condition, and completeness. There are 1 current models in the collection, with the entry point being the 131.10.41.21.01.001 (Steel/Black).
Which Constellation model has the best value?
The 131.10.41.21.01.001 (Steel/Black) achieves the highest Value Score of 73/100 in the collection. This accounts for value retention, brand strength, specifications, liquidity, and price-to-spec ratio.
What does it cost per year to own a Constellation?
Annual ownership costs range from $410/year (131.10.41.21.01.001) to $410/year, averaging $410/year across all models. This includes depreciation, amortized servicing, and insurance.
Is the Constellation suitable for swimming?
With 50m water resistance, the Omega Constellation is rated for splash resistance only. It is not recommended for swimming or submersion.

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