Watch enthusiasts are turning to pre-owned Omega Constellation ’95 models from the 1990s and 2000s for their slim profiles and affordability.
The Constellation ’95 collection, produced from 1995 to 2008, includes quartz and automatic versions in sizes around 33.5mm to 35.5mm. These watches feature tonneau-shaped cases and are noted for their comfort and reliability compared to bulkier modern designs.
Omega has launched the Constellation Observatory collection, reviving elements from its 1952 flagship line with vintage-inspired designs and advanced certification technology. The time-only watches feature pie-pan dials and are available in steel, Moonshine Gold, Sedna Gold, and platinum. Prices start at CHF 8,500 for steel models.
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Rolex has introduced updated versions of its Oyster Perpetual watches to mark the 100th anniversary of the Oyster case. The new models were presented at Watches and Wonders 2026 and feature design elements referencing the original 1926 waterproof wristwatch.
Patek Philippe unveiled its new Celestial reference 6105G-001 at Watches and Wonders 2026, adding sunrise and sunset indications to the astronomical watch line. The model, developed over five years with six patents, features a rotating sky chart and synchronized daylight-saving corrections calibrated for Geneva. It combines civil time, lunar phases, and solar cycle displays in a 47mm white gold case.
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Omega has released a Seamaster Diver 300M watch honoring the Winter Paralympics in Milano Cortina 2026, featuring design elements inspired by the event and the Paralympic spirit of resilience and achievement. Sharing technical specs with the prior Olympic model, it is priced at £8,800 with no production limits.