1972 constellation plus 40mm?

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Hi im a novice omega collector and looking for some advice on a watch offered to me but details are limited sorry, is it true they made 44mm 1972 case diam or should i question thr integrity?

Appreciate any advice

Brand OMEGA
Model CHRONOMETER CONSTELLATION
Gender GENTS
Movement AUTOMATIC
Case Stainless steel
Functions Date
Dial SILVER
Glass Thick acrylic glass
Case diameter 44mm with the crown
 
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Total franken watch, case is not a Omega case, movement seems to be Omega cal. 565 that is a non Chronometer movement that was not used in Constellation, dial i am not sure, could be a Constellation dial. DONT buy
 
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You just saved me from a rookie mistake ! Thanks a mil' mate and appreciate advice from this forum helping educate new collectors like myself.
Does it mean constellation case was never made in larger case diam than 36mm?
Cheers
 
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What about this piece?
Bracelet is stated as after market.
 
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What about this piece?
Bracelet is stated as after market.
Looks redial, dial furniture has been washed in pink gold.
 
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I don’t think you get 561 in c cases. Can you?
 
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You just saved me from a rookie mistake ! Thanks a mil' mate and appreciate advice from this forum helping educate new collectors like myself.
Does it mean constellation case was never made in larger case diam than 36mm?
Cheers

There were rare 37mm cases: http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.sg/2014/12/the-14395-daddy-of-jumbo-omega.html
One of our members recently scored a lovely one
https://omegaforums.net/threads/finally-daddy-of-the-jumbo-constellation-14395.59016/

Which is why Desmond's blog is required reading - amazing knowledge base! 👍
 
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I don’t think you get 561 in c cases. Can you?

C case had 561, 564 and 751 plus the later ones with the 10xx movements.