OMEGA Constellation Manhattan Steel & Rose-Gold 29 mm Automatic Women's Watch

OMEGA's fifth generation makeover is based on the Constellation's famous Manhattan style, which has been loved by women since 1982. Compared to previous models, the Manhattan boasts of slimmer proportions and finer claws for an improved integration, and a more slender bezel which offers a wider view of the dial. Whether you choose a model in 25 mm, 28 mm or 29 mm, you'll discover a wonderfully feminine feel as well as a truly exquisite finish. This 29 mm stainless steel and rose-gold model has a round case with a smart white dial. Adorning the dial is 18 ct Sedna™ gold hour, minute and second hands, which have been given a slim line update in the shape of a skeletonised leaf. The hour markers are embellished with 11 single-cut diamonds measuring 1 mm in length totalling 0.046 cts. The day of the month is displayed in a window at the 6 o'clock position, along with the iconic Constellation star. The OMEGA branding finishes off the dial and it's all protected with a domed sapphire crystal glass cover, with a scratch-resistant, anti-reflective treatment on both sides. The brushed 18 ct Sedna™ gold bezel is recognisable from its Roman numeral detailing and the polished claws at 3 and 9 o'clock. The transparent case back makes it possible to see the movement inside the watch, through the sapphire crystal. The 29 mm Manhattan timepieces are characterised by the mono-rang bracelet; made from brushed stainless steel links, with unique, polished rose-gold mid-bar links, offering easy identification from afar. Finished by a butterfly clasp with push buttons and a 2 mm extension, it has better comfort without adding any bulkiness to the design. Equipped with the OMEGA Master Chronometer Calibre 8700, certified at the highest level of precision, performance and magnetic resistance, it offers a power reserve of 50 hours and comes with a 5 year warranty. Water resistant up to 50 m, it's splash-proof which is ideal for everyday wear. Constellation is a line with a high degree of visual recognition, with 36 years in the making.