The Omega Megasonic watch represents a fascinating chapter in watchmaking history. Introduced in 1973, the Megasonic marked Omega's foray into the cutting-edge world of tuning fork technology, pushing forward from the traditional balance wheel mechanisms. This timepiece utilized a unique 720 Hz tuning fork movement licensed from Bulova, setting it apart from conventional watches of the era.

What's of Offer

This 1970s Omega Constellation Megasonic is in beautiful preowned condition and boasts a stunning texture silver dial comprising applied furniture including slim baton hour markers with luminous pips and stick hands with luminous inserts. There is a framed date wheel at 3 o'clock and the dial is completed by an applied Omega emblem at 12 o'clock. Encapsulated beneath shatterproof Plexiglas, the dial is encased in brushed stainless steel and enjoys a stylish engine turned bezel. The watch is paired with its original integrated bracelet also crafted from stainless steel and employing a signed folding clasp. To the case back you will note the observatory engraving which is synonymous with the Constellation range. This watch is in fantastic condition, it is running well and wears beautifully on the wrist as illustrated in our photographs. There are not many of these watches available for sale and certainly in such exemplary condition, the time to buy is now!