Omega Constellation Globemaster Annual Calendar

About This Watch

The Omega Constellation Globemaster was the first watch in the world to be awarded Master Chronometer certification when it launched in 2015. The annual calendar version adds a sophisticated complication that displays both the date and month, requiring manual correction only once per year at the end of February. The design pays tribute to the original 1952 Constellation with its distinctive pie-pan dial — a slightly domed dial shape that creates a gentle slope from center to edge. The fluted bezel in 18K Sedna Gold adds a touch of luxury and references the original Constellation's iconic claws. The caliber 8922 movement provides Master Chronometer performance with 55 hours of power reserve. The Globemaster name itself is a nod to Omega's historic Constellation line, and the Observatory medallion is reproduced on the caseback as a tribute to the original chronometer testing traditions. The Globemaster positions itself as a refined, dressy alternative to the sportier Seamaster and Speedmaster families, offering a complication rarely found at this price point.