Your Omega Constellation and a smartwatch: what fits

Your Omega Constellation and a smartwatch: what fits

Smartlet One does not fit most Omega Constellation references (5 of 158 in our base): most Constellation references have an integrated bracelet, and some use a 24.2mm fitting that no standard strap takes. Below, the watches that do fit, with your smartwatch underneath.
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Omega Constellation Co-Axial compatibility

Your Omega Constellation and a smartwatch: what fits

In short Smartlet One does not fit most Omega Constellation references (5 of 158 in our base): most Constellation references have an integrated bracelet, and some use a 24.2mm fitting that no standard strap takes. Below, the watches that do fit, with your smartwatch underneath.

Our compatibility base checks the Omega Constellation reference by reference, and the answer is mostly no: most Constellation references have an integrated bracelet, and some use a 24.2mm fitting that no standard strap takes. If you love this watch, keep it on its own strap. For dual wear, look at an Omega De Ville, Speedmaster or Seamaster Aqua Terra: Smartlet One fits them on standard spring bars.

The problem
Choosing between health data and horological heritage every morning.
The solution
For dual wear, choose an Omega De Ville, Speedmaster or Seamaster Aqua Terra: Smartlet One fits them on standard spring bars, your watch on top and your smartwatch underneath.
Model
Omega Constellation Co-Axial
Lug width
18mm / 19mm / 20mm
References
9 covered
Reversible
Fully

Choose your Smartlet

Compatibility

Omega Constellation Co-Axial models supported

Covered references

9 references covered.

ReferenceMaterialDialLugSmartlet
130.30.39.21.03.001Steel 39mmBlue20mmCompatible
168.017Steel 35mmSilver19mmCompatible
168.027Steel 36mmSilver19mmCompatible
168.029Yellow Gold 36mmChampagne Linen19mmCompatible
130.53.39.21.02.002Yellow Gold 39mmOpaline20mmCompatible
130.33.41.22.02.001Steel 41mmOpaline20mmCompatible
2782/2799 SC35mmNatural/Cream18mmCompatible
285234mmNatural/Cream18mmCompatible
168.009White Gold 35mmSilver Pie Pan19mmCompatible

Omega Constellation Co-Axial lug widths: 18mm / 19mm / 20mm

The Constellation is Omega's precision dress watch, distinguished by its claw-shaped bracelet attachment and star at 6 o'clock. 72 years of chronometric heritage in a refined package. Smartlet replaces your Constellation bracelet and holds your Withings ScanWatch or Apple Watch on the same wrist. Precision in both dimensions.
Frequently paired

Smartwatches worn with Omega Constellation Co-Axial

The most common combinations our customers wear. Find your mechanical watch and discover the right Smartlet edition.

Step by step

Replace your strap
01

Replace your strap

The watch adapters seat in your mechanical watch's lug holes in place of the spring bars. Classic, Shadow or Titanium. The spring bar tool is in the box.

Connect your wearable
02

Connect your wearable

Your smartwatch attaches to the central part of the bracelet with its own adapter (Apple Watch, Whoop, Fitbit, Galaxy or Pixel Watch) or a pair of standard watch adapters. Zero modification to the mechanical watch.

Wear both simultaneously
03

Wear both simultaneously

Both watches sit on the same wrist. The smartwatch sits underneath, against the skin.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

  • Does Smartlet work with the Omega Constellation?
    Not for most references: only 5 of the 158 Omega Constellation references in our base fit Smartlet One, because most Constellation references have an integrated bracelet, and some use a 24.2mm fitting that no standard strap takes. We would rather tell you now than after you order.
  • I own an Omega Constellation: what can I wear with a smartwatch?
    Keep the Omega Constellation on its own strap, and choose an Omega De Ville, Speedmaster or Seamaster Aqua Terra for the days you want your health data on the same wrist. Each fits Smartlet One on standard spring bars.
  • Does Smartlet damage or modify my mechanical watch?
    No. The watch adapters seat in your watch's lug holes in place of the spring bars. Nothing is modified on the case, lugs or dial, and the change is fully reversible: your mechanical watch can go back on its original strap at any time.