Omega Constellation 2782 - check

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OBSER

·Jun 9, 2024

Hi guys,
I’d like to share with u this omega constellation
Ref. 2782-2sc with 354 cal. From 1954.

For my experience and information, reference, year and movement are correct, dial is beautiful and original, case is in a good condition.
Crown was replaced, hands have some rust spots and case back was very cleaned.
Seller said that bracelet is omega but I don’t have the reference, it seems that endlinks is not omega (HLB seems to be from Autavia Heuer), so I would have a focus on it.

Watch is selling at 2000€, serviced.
What do u think?


thanks a lot

 

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gbesq

·Jun 9, 2024

Not a good buy for a watch in this condition. The condition of fhe medallion alone would stop me from considering a purchase. There are much better examples that will come to your attention if you are patient with your search.

 

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SOG53

·Jun 9, 2024

Also quite a lot of visible spotting on outer portion of dial around indices add to the hesitation.

 

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Winston_Smith

·Jun 9, 2024

Unless you are desperate for textured dials, it's a hard pass. Above concerns of veterans are quite serious, especially the spotting issue on the dial potentially hint a water damage.

 

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TexOmega

·Jun 9, 2024

Heavily processed dial pictures especially, expect to see a much different looking watch in hand....

 

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Bruce235

·Jun 9, 2024

That price would be all the money for one in perfect condition, it's a no.

 

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seekingseaquest

·Jun 9, 2024

Value is in the dial, and those photos are too bad to know what it looks like in real life.

 

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MtV

·Jun 11, 2024

Also, I'd expect to see less dirt on a watch that was _actually_ serviced.

 

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Geezer

·Jun 11, 2024

Looks like a refinished dial to me.