For sale is a SS Omega Constellation reference 168.005, powered by a 564.
I bought it from Japan not too long ago and have not done anything to it. No service and not wearing it, either. 3 days ago, I took off the bracelet to take pictures of the movement and changed the spring bars.
The quickset function is working nicely as it should and I have a video clip to show it is working properly.
There is no sign of rotor touching the case back.
All the description is in the photos, you just look at them and you will know its conditions.
If you need to know more, please send me a pm.
Asking price is $2000 usd net to me. I accept Wise transfer. Shipping is at your cost. I will ship domestic and internationally via Canada post only, no exception.
I don't accept return.
Here are the photos.
Thank you for looking.
Hoi Nguyen.
PS. This is not a relist. It is fresh from my collection.
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