https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/16558093..._JEKjC4RF6&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY.
How about this one, could take the case and back l and sell the movement?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/16558093..._JEKjC4RF6&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY.
How about this one, could take the case and back l and sell the movement?
Why did you pick that one, it's a totally different reference. Who knows if your dial would even fit correctly. But if you like it, bid on it, it looks pretty clean except for that one dark spot near the star. Then you can sell yours. Obviously, it's an auction so it won't sell at the starting bid if that's what you were thinking.
According to Omega, your movement came from a ref. 168.004. If you want to make a "correct" watch, that's the case you need to find, like the first eBay listing you linked.
Also, it's not cheap, it's an auction with 9 days remaining. Most people don't bid until the last minute.
I used to have this Constellation, ref 168.004 with serial no 23,004,xxx. This 564 is a real workhorse! Sold this Connie to pay something else.
Good 'case hunting'
A 23,0xxx cal564?
That’s very early, would expect a cal561 in that period.
168.004s with a cal 564 are pretty uncommon (some thought they were franken until I found one with proof of the ref/cal combo from new) and usually have higher movt serials.
Because they are so uncommon, there is a thread about them , if you have pics of yours it would be good to add to that thread.
