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We are very proud to offer this unique watch. An unpolished Omega constellation that has the coolest dial variation out there, the rail track dial. This example is quite unique, if you look closer at the edge between the inner ring of the dial and the outer ring of the dial you have small spots of patina. Giving the watch an 'illusion setting' feel. A technique later really used by the swatch group in the 80's and 90's to give a watch the look of a diamond set dial without having actual diamond. Very unique and fun to look at. Pair this with a brushed finish and you have quite the exquisite showstopper.
More info on our website: https://perpetualwatchlover.com/products/omega-constellation
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