Dear OF Up for sale is a Constellation ref. 2652 with the 354 bumper movement. It's housed in an incredibly sharp case and features attractive yellow gold accents. The dial has some patina that appear more or less pronounced depending on the light situation (see pictures). Specifications and conditions: Model / reference: Omega constellation ref. 2652 Case: Stainless steel. The condition of the case including the yellow gold medallion on the case back is excellent. The case appears unpolished and only has minor scratches highlighted by the macro lens. Movement: Calibre 354, the serial number dates the watch to approx. 1952. It runs, winds, and sets fine, but the service history is unknown. So a proper service is recommended before regular use. Apologies for the low light condition photo of the movement picture. The case was opened at the dealer's premise in January 2022 when I acquired it and it hasn't been opened again since. Dial: Original two-tone dial with fairly evenly spread patina "freckles", that appear more or less pronounced depending on the light conditions. The patina is highlighted by the macro lens I used to take the close-up pictures and is less visible with the naked eye, particularly from an eye to wrist distance. I added wrist shots in different light situations and angles to show what I mean. The yellow gold arrow head markers and hands are really attractive. There is no lume on the dial, which is a plus. Crown: Service crown, but correct shape. Crystal: Original, signed. Measurements: 34.5mm in diameter without crown, lug size 18mm. What comes with it: brown strap in the first picture. Price and terms I'm asking CHF 1450 (or the equivalent amount in EUR or USD) net to me. I strongly prefer payments through Wise or bank wire. The watch and I are located in Switzerland. I'm happy to ship worldwide at buyer's cost. No returns unless grossly misrepresented. I have a few reviews, both as seller and buyer here on OF. If you have questions or think I misrepresented anything, please PM me. Thank you OF for the space. Pictures (apologies, there are tons)
A member kindly hinted to me that the hands, markers and medallion are actually in yellow gold, not rose gold. Other people I asked subsequently also confirmed. Sincere apologies, I did not intend to mislead anyone! I'm colorblind and don't see the difference between yellow and rose gold. I wrongly advertised it as rose gold as I had been told it was. Sorry!
Some interests voiced, but it's still available. Here's another wrist shot under today's beautiful autumn sun. And for the members in the EU, I'll be in Munich Nov 4 - 6, so I'm up for a F2F meeting there or I can send it from there to anywhere in the EU.