Hi All,

Just wondering if such a vintage Omega Constellation ever existed -
1. silver/white dial
2. arrowhead hour markets
3. no date
3. no cross-hair
4. case is stainless steel steel

Thanks!

Chye

 

2. arrowhead hour markers

 

Yes
Possibly in more than one case style
If you have pics of one , post them and folks will comment on it for you.

 

Thanks. Yes, the case should have dog-legs too.
So to add on: something like the one pictured below but arrowhead hour markers

Picture lifted from X350 SJR from Sales Forum. Hope this is ok?

 

I’m not sure what you are now asking @Chye.
Have you seen one or are you trying to find one?
Arrow head dials on a dogleg case are probably the least common variant as the arrowheads were an earlier design motif.
So, finding a dogleg with all of your requirements might be a tough task.

 

Not to mention that it is a bit of a stylistic clash; arrowhead markers are a design trait of the 50's brought into the 60's while the angular, mid-60's design of the dog-legged Constellations is more forward-looking.

 

OF thread last year contained this 167.005

https://omegaforums.net/threads/need-help-with-this-unusual-piepan-connie.74854/

 

Thanks All, I appreciate the input.
Yes, my thread title is probably misleading. To clarify -
So, I got the following not too long ago (from this forum!)



I was wondering if Omega ever made an equivalent one in Stainless Steel with a Silver/White Dial?

 

Ok, did not know that the arrowheads and dog-leg lugs suggest different era of productions. Got it, thanks.

 

Nice Connie but not a dogleg case.
If you look for something like 2852 or 14381 you will find many more options for arrow head dials.

 

Thank you, may follow up and research more on the ref. 2852.
The following pic was taken off Google. So it's either pretty rare, or maybe just a franken.

 

This one hasn't got dog-leg lugs either...

I've updated your list:

1. silver/white pie-pan dial
2. arrowhead hour markers
3. no date
3. no cross-hair
4. case is stainless steel steel

As @gatorcpa says, older arrowhead dials generally have crosshairs - also, the majority of them (it would seem) are dome dials, not facetted pie-pan dials as all the ones you posted here so far. Here's an example of a dome dial on a ref 2782, also with crosshairs:

 

Something that nearly matched your request, @Chye?
Except with the cross-hair, which is more uncommon in my humble opinion.