Evaluation of Omega Constellation

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Hi all!

I found this Connie on a dealers website, not much information yet, but he says it is 18 ct white gold and 100 % original.

What do you think about it originality? Redial?

These are the only photos I have yet.

 
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Definitely a redial. The more I look at it, the more sure I am. I can't speak to it being white-gold, but I have doubt. The case is in pretty darn good shape for a 'soft'(material wise) case that lived a life bad enough to need a redial. I could be wrong, but that seems inconsistent to me.
 
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Horrible redial.

There does appear to be a hallmark on the lug in the last photo and a steel case would not have a white medallion, so it is likely white gold. Would be nice to have some inside photos.

Regardless the dial is a deal breaker.
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I know this dealer. He’s touted a few “untouched” constellations from this era with incorrect crowns, handsets, etc.

To be fair, I believe his wheelhouse is more vintage Rolex, but when called on his “untouched” comments, he gets very defensive
 
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when called on his “untouched” comments, he gets very defensive
I’d say “aggressive” is another way to describe it.

He seems to have found a number of mint black pie pan dial 2852s within a rather short period of time…

They say “Buy the seller”. I wouldn’t buy this one, really.
 
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The word "OFFICIALLY" looks pretty irregular and sloppy. Weak photos are a big red flag and of course black dials are always suspicious.
 
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As we don’t see those too often…



Lacking the WG bracelet, but the correct WG buckle is a nice touch regardless 😀