OMEGA | Brothersinwatches

Founded in 1848 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, OMEGA has grown into one of the most iconic names in Swiss watchmaking. Renowned for its pioneering spirit, OMEGA has played a pivotal role in space exploration, deep-sea diving, and Olympic timekeeping. Blending cutting-edge innovation with timeless design, OMEGA continues to set benchmarks in precision, durability, and style—earning its place as a symbol of excellence across generations.

Omega Constellation “Manhattan” Mini (Ref. 795.1080) — The Tiny Icon You Can Actually Wear

Born from the 1980s Manhattan design language—four claws , Roman-numeral bezel, and an integrated bracelet —the Omega Constellation Mini (ref. 795.1080 ) distills a big design story into a compact, jewelry-leaning everyday watch. It’s thin, reliable quartz , easy to style, and one of the most approachable entry points into Constellation history. Why it’s interesting True design DNA, small footprint: You get the Manhattan claws and integrated bracelet in a wearable ~22–23 m

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Omega Constellation “Manhattan” Mini (Ref. 795.1080) — The Tiny Icon You Can Actually Wear

Born from the 1980s Manhattan design language—four claws , Roman-numeral bezel, and an integrated bracelet —the Omega Constellation Mini (ref. 795.1080 ) distills a big design story into a compact, jewelry-leaning everyday watch. It’s thin, reliable quartz , easy to style, and one of the most approachable entry points into Constellation history. Why it’s interesting True design DNA, small footprint: You get the Manhattan claws and integrated bracelet in a wearable ~22–23 m