Hi, here is my Omega Constellation, maybe from 1952-54. I found her tidying up in the house of a friend. He had died and I had helped with the dissolution of the house. The watch was in miserable condition, hands bent and dial hardly recognizable.To thank for my help, I was allowed to take the clock with me.That was about 20 years ago. I then had it revised also the dial was redailed. Not perfect, but not bad as well.

Can someone tell me which housing it is?

 

As a guess i would go for 2782.

 

Cal 354 and that snap back case is most likely a 2652 but could also be a 2782.

If it is a 352 then the case ref will be 2652

 

I initially thought 2652 but the applied logo (if original to watch) made me think 2782.
OP you will need to have the caseback removed to be 100% sure.

 

I'm to stupid to open it....sorry

Is there no visible differece between 2652 and 2782?

 

Good point, I hadn't really inspected the redial.

 

Don't be - it takes a clever man to realise that he is too stupid to open a watch.

 

I don't understand the dfference in Logos, to me tey seem equal in the Omega archive. Could you please explain?

 

2852 with applied 'Omega'



Earlier 2648 with non-applied 'Omega'

 

OK, i understand!

 

Got a nice tool today and was able to open the back. It's a 354 14xxx number and a 2782-9 SC. So it seems to be from 54.

 

Could I borrow it sometime. Wow, that a machine.

 

Has anyone done a detailed study of the Applied Omega logos in the 1950's to 1970's time period and their variations? I have been looking
a lot of images of Pie Pans, and the differences in OMEGA logos. Very interesting specific area.