Omega Constellation dog leg, pie pan with arrowhead markers: my new incoming and research

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@kaplan , I believe that the gap you asked just the “reflection of light”.

Do you still see the gap in this picture?
(If yes, please mark with the arrows)
 
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In 2 other different pictures it's almost as if the dial is bent and there are gaps under the armor ring, but from this angle it's hard to see

Maybe the crystal has an issue or indeed it could be an unfortunate light reflection issue
 
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Just bumping this thread after changing the strap to this flat end-link bracelet (reference 1035 with 630 end links).
Normally, 1035 bracelets are date-stamped between 1967 and 1971.



However, my research turned up at least three examples without a date stamp, including one from this forum.



I was curious to see whether this bracelet would work with the dog-leg lugs, as I could only find one watch with this combination.



In the end, I decided to give it a try. Please let me know your thoughts. Does it look better than the BOR bracelet?

 
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the old ones are so much better than the ones that were just introduced...
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Flatlink looks gorgeous!
 
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The flat link should become a standard on all Omega models.

I don't want to put a Forestner on my Omega...
 
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@Hal10000 . Nice duo, both are iconic pieces. 😀

@njlam . It would be great, though it might drive up the price of each piece quite a lot. 🤩
 
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The flat link should become a standard on all Omega models.

I don't want to put a Forestner on my Omega...
Rolex oysters are beautiful and iconic for a reason, but the flatlink is just as beautiful if not more so. And the comfort is unparalleled.