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: Is there a difference between a constellation
: and a constellation 95? I am looking for
: something new or at least from the 90's. If
: there is a difference, which one should I go
: with?
Omega Constellations have been around since the 1950's. So there are HUNDREDS of Constellation models that you might encounter.
The "Constellation 95" name is sometimes used to refer to the current style adopted in 1995. But even these watches are often called just "Constellation."
So you can't simply go by a vague name definitions to tell the many models apart.
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