V+ Factory Omega Constellation Fifth Gen 41mm Super Clone: Grey Dial Steel Bracelet (Ref. 131.12.41.21.06.001)

V+ Factory Brings Back the Omega Constellation Fifth Generation

V+ Factory has re‑released one of the most refined super clones in the Collectmarket: the Omega Constellation 41mm Perfect Chronometer, fifth generation, reference 131.12.41.21.06.001. This model comes with a steel bracelet and a striking grey dial. The factory used an original watch as the benchmark, employing modern materials and CNC machining to achieve a case shape, surface finish, and overall weight that closely mirrors the authentic piece.

Key Specifications at a Glance

• Brand: Omega
• Series: Constellation (5th Generation)
• Factory: V+ Factory
• Movement: Clone of Caliber 8900/8901 – automatic with date, quick‑set time zone, and retrograde calendar
• Case: 41mm, stainless steel
• Crystal: Sapphire, fully transparent caseback
• Dial: Grey, with applied indices and date at 6 o’clock
• Bracelet: Steel with butterfly folding clasp and quick‑adjust function
• Water resistance: 30m (splash proof)

Craftsmanship and Accuracy

The V+ Constellation fifth generation is often praised for its attention to the iconic design elements: the four “claws” on the case, the fluted bezel, and the star emblem on the dial. The grey dial has a subtle sunburst finish that shifts under light, and the applied hour markers are well aligned. The bracelet uses solid end links and a butterfly clasp that feels substantial on the wrist. One standout point is the movement – the clone of Caliber 8900/8901 features a true 6‑position balance adjustment and a functional time‑zone quick set, something few competitors offer.

How to Spot a Superior Collectvs. the Genuine

• Weight & feel: The V+ version is nearly identical in weight due to 316L steel. A cheap Collectwill feel noticeably lighter.
• Clasp action: The butterfly clasp should snap firmly and have a smooth quick‑adjust slider. If it rattles or feels loose, it’s lower quality.
• Dial details: The genuine Omega uses a laser‑etched logo and a crisp date window. On the V+ clone, the logo is printed but with very good depth. Check the star – it should be centered and sharp.
• Movement decoration: The 8900 clone has Geneva stripes and correct rotor engraving. A fake movement often has rough finishing or a stuck rotor.

Who Is This Watch For?

The 41mm Constellation strikes a balance between sporty and dressy. It suits professionals who want an understated yet recognizable luxury watch, collectors adding a classic Omega to their rotation, or anyone seeking a versatile daily wearer that can go from office to dinner. The grey dial is particularly neutral – it pairs well with navy suits, casual denim, or even formal black‑tie attire.

Styling Notes

The steel bracelet gives a clean, polished look. For a more casual vibe, swap to a dark leather strap (the V+ model also comes in a belt version, but the steel bracelet version is the most complete). The 41mm diameter fits medium to large wrists best; those with smaller wrists may prefer the 38mm variants.

Buying Tips for the V+ Constellation Clone

• Price range: Expect to pay between $400 and $800 for a top‑tier version from V+ Factory. Prices under $200 usually indicate lower grade.
• Trusted dealers: Purchase from reputable Collectwatch forums or websites that offer QC pictures and a return policy. Avoid random sellers on social media.
• Check the movement: Ask for a photo of the movement under the transparent caseback – look for the correct 8900/8901 decoration and balance wheel position.
• Verify the reference number: The 131.12.41.21.06.001 is the steel bracelet grey dial configuration. Some sellers may try to swap parts; confirm the exact model before ordering.

The V+ Factory Omega Constellation 131.12.41.21.06.001 is a well‑executed Collectthat satisfies those who want the Constellation design without the five‑figure price tag. Pay attention to the details outlined above, and you’ll have a watch that looks and feels remarkably close to the genuine article.

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