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kaplan
·Sorry to hear about the crystal but I think you are very lucky in hindsight, the cheapest part of the watch saved the watch, if it landed on a lug it would've been devastating
18K Solid gold Omega Constellation Piepan 168.010 / 11, advice on condition and dial?
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Tri-national-man
·Looking for a UK based PX5008 crystal for my beloved gold Constellation..None in UK on eBay 🙁
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kaplan
·You are one lucky guy https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-Omega-...pid=5338899135&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1
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river9
·… but I believe the .004 and .010 are officially 35mm and are not ‘jumbo’ Constellations. ( no matter what some unscrupulous dealers might like to say)
However, the dial most definitely does look bigger than a ‘standard’ 34.5mm Constellation because of the bezel / dial arrangement.
Here are 3 refs side by side in comparison.
Left to right: ST168.004 / 14381-61-SC / 168.018
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Peemacgee
··Purrrr-veyor of luxury cat box loungersThe ref 168.004 in real life looks definitely bigger than other 35mm Connies.
Here are 3 refs side by side in comparison.
Left to right: ST168.004 / 14381-61-SC / 168.018
I agree - the earlier Constellations are officially 34.5mm rather than 35mm.
However, the ‘hidden crown’ Constellations look bigger than their 0.5mm actual difference in size.
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Tri-national-man
·..Managed to get an original crystal from US via ebay..She’s looking a peach!
