Hobnail Constellation incoming

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Well, I’ll play too. Here’s my 2652 Constellation black hobnail. To my knowledge, there are only three of these models known.
 
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Lovely … congrats..Watch lust inducing.
 
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Congrats - is it the Navajo one? I think the band was very authentic too, if you have the original photos, could increase the value in the future
 
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Congrats - is it the Navajo one? I think the band was very authentic too, if you have the original photos, could increase the value in the future

Yes indeed it was, here a picture from the listing.

 
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Yes indeed it was, here a picture from the listing.

Bet there were some nerves jangling while that deal was being finalised! 😳
Imagine some newcomer posting that one here and asking for an autheticity (sic 😉) check.
🤯🤫

Huge congratulations.
Glad it ended up in the right hands. It looks truly stunning in your photo.
They both do.
 
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It's always a bit special to land a hobnail dialled Omega and especially so a Constellation, so I thought I'd make a short post about my new arrival.

It's a 2782 with calibre 354 with a very nice black dial. The new one is on the right together with its twin which I bought and had restored in 2015. Back then mine was the only known example but 2 or 3 more have surfaced in the intervening years. This one came from a seller in Canada, my first one was a local pick in NL.

Stunning pair! Congratulations
 
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The bracelet is made of two silver and turquoise curved armulets combined with a Spiedel stretch bracelet and most likely the silverware was created by American Navajo Artisan Gibson Gene in the period 1970-1990. If anyone is interested in that drop me a PM as although I appreciate the level of craftsmanship it's not really my thing
 
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The bracelet is made of two silver and turquoise curved armulets combined with a Spiedel stretch bracelet and most likely the silverware was created by American Navajo Artisan Gibson Gene in the period 1970-1990. If anyone is interested in that drop me a PM as although I appreciate the level of craftsmanship it's not really my thing
Too bad: it would perfectly fit with your moustache