This new collection of best selling replica Omega Constellation watches are broken down into three types

If you are unfamiliar with the Laboratoire de Prècision, it is the independent testing facility set up by China fake Omega replica watches two years ago that is set over two sites in Biel and Villeret, and it was established to help Omega maintain its ability to test its watches to a full METAS level while also being open to all other brands across the industry to use as well. Being fully certified by the COSC and SAS (Swiss Accreditation Service), which means they are a fully qualified laboratory, guarantees that they are carrying out reliable, independent and impartial testing.

This new dual metric technology and its continual audio recording capabilities tie in perfectly to Omega’s Spirate system, which can allow a balance to be adjusted by as little as 0.1 seconds per day. The Spirate system was introduced in 2023, and it feels like this new testing was the end goal of this fine-tuning ability and pairs with it perfectly.This new collection of best selling replica Omega Constellation watches are broken down into three types, each distinguished by a different case metal and movement. Granted, all three movements have the same base and are adjusted to the same level, but they are given different finishes and flourishes that set them apart. Each case metal has multiple dial options, except for the platinum, which only comes with a platinum-gold dial, which has a platinum base that has been PVD coated to a golden hue.

Let’s start with the three different cases that we have on offer here. All three carry the same design, and the brand has brought back some fan-favourite details that link these new models back to historically important versions of the Constellation. All cases measure 39.4mm across, an oddly specific case size, but one that manages to feel not too big or too small, especially when combined with the 12.23mm thickness, although the platinum version is slightly thicker at 12.32mm.The lugs are perhaps the biggest talking point for me in this design. The brand has adopted the famous faceted dog-leg style that the original Constellation made famous. Sharply angled and finely polished, they jut down towards the wrist while measuring 47.2mm from end to end. These lugs are screwed into the case, meaning they are produced separately; this allows for a higher level of finish to be applied to each one.All three, of course, feature open case backs to show off these new calibres to the best of their ability, while also being water resistant to 30m. The bezel is kept minimal and open to allow full access to the pie-pan dial, and the crown is knurled with a raised and polished Omega logo.

First is the O-MEGASTEEL, very much the entry point into this new collection, produced in the brand’s proprietary stainless steel and is therefore the lightest out of the bunch at just 70g. Next, we have the gold models that come in the three proprietary top quality replica Omega golds, namely Sedna, Moonshine, and Canopus, representing rose, yellow, and white, respectively. Each one of these comes with a corresponding tone-on-tone dial that we will dig into more later. And finally, the flagship model, the platinum-gold, measuring roughly 0.09mm wider than the other two, also weighs a noticeable 120g on the wrist. The alloy for this final model is made up of about 85g of platinum and roughly 6.5g of gold, giving it a rather unique lustre.

Each of the different case materials comes with different dials, but all are structured as the iconic pie-pan dial that slopes sharply down at the edges in a dodecagonal shape as each slope forms between the applied kite markers. Many of the dials will also feature a subtle atomic symbol just below the central arbour for the hands to signify the metal it is made out of; the only dials that lack this are the blue, green, and opaline found in the O-MEGASTEEL versions.

The O-MEGASTEEL model has four dial options, a deep black ceramic breitling replica that features a subtle ZrO2 stamped under its central arbour. The ceramic dial is also unique as it has smooth pie-pan facets, while the rest have stamped grooves running the length of them. Next are a PVD blue and green with a sunray finish applied to them; these both also feature white gold kite markers around them. And finally, the opaline dial that gains its colour in a galvanic bath features rose Sedna gold appliques.Next, we move on to the gold case models, which each offer monochromatic dials that match their case metal. This extends beyond the dial colour to all of the applied elements on the dial so that the only points of contrast are found in the printed text. The grooves on these dials are completed in a hand guilloche rather than the stamped version of the steel models.