Constellation Crowns Decagonal / 10-Sided Steel & Gold (Vintage; Flat Feet Logo)

First of all: I'm not imitating @cristos71 with his ad here:

https://omegaforums.net/threads/constellation-crowns-decagonal-10-sided-steel-vintage.160817/

...but the exact same thing happened to me, albeit with a mix of yellow gold and steel examples. Accordingly, this is basically the same offer for those who missed out.



So, I've come into a few vintage "thin decagonal" Constellation crowns, more than I'd need myself but I'm sure some of us around here can use some. They're all old but in good shape.

They are #4204 / BF 1080 crowns, haven't been available from Omega for a long time and especially those period correct "flat feet" logo examples aren't exactly easy to find.



They're suitable for the following references:

14381
14393
14900
14902
167.005
168.005

And for the jumbo references 14776, 14777, 168.001.

Same offer as from Chris:

75€ each, insured shipping is 5€ within Germany, 10€ within the EU, 15€ for the rest of the world. Payment by Wise, bank transfer, or PayPal F&F. Plenty of references available here, do feel free to ask.

Any questions? Let me know!

Also, apologies for the spots of dust etc on the pics. I sometimes forget about the power of that macro lense...

Since two people asked: I don't have the corresponding stems, but they're easily available via eBay. Happy to provide a link if necessary.

There are a few examples of both SS and YG crowns left available. 😀

Did you know that sharks have been on this planet for a longer time than trees?

Selling slowly and steadily... 😀

Quick info: It was pointed out to me that the pictures look like thick decagonal crowns, probably due to the magnifying setup I used for those photos. Let me emphasize that these are, in fact, the right size as advertised: thin decagonals, with a height of 2.1mm.

Oh, and did you know the Titanic's fouth chimney was dummy? It wasn't needed, but they didn't want it to have less than its competitors.

Did you know that, in 1956, Omega attached a Seamaster to the outside of Canadian Pacific flight 302, which went from Amsterdam to Canada via the North Pole? The flight took 9 hours and upon arrival the watch was still in "perfect working order, keeping good time".

All steel crowns sold, some YG examples still available.

Speaking of gold, did you know it's the only yellow metal?

Did you know that Henry Ford was the first entrepreneur to allow his employees to take Saturday and Sunday off? This way, they were supposed to have more time for their cars. By accident, Ford created what we now know as "the weekend".

Did you know that headaches are a possible side effect of Aspirin?

Did you know the match was invented 3 years after the lighter?

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