Omega Constellation Evaluation

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felsby

·Dec 14, 2020·I don't see any option in settings or profile

Passover

Aren't the towliners without "Certified" from 1960 to 1962 or nearby?

14mil serial would be far to early for that...

I got an original 2852 without “officially certified”.

 

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padders

·Dec 14, 2020·Oooo subtitles!

I love pieces like this. It was apparent within a couple of posts that all wasn't well and it wasn't one to chase but the fun is in treating it as a logic puzzle. Firstly eliminate the impossible then work with what remains and work out how it got there.

 

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Shabbaz

·Dec 14, 2020

So this is a 1959 2852 two liner with spelling chronometer:

https://omegaforums.net/threads/stainless-steel-cross-hair-omega-constellation-ref-2852.61680/

 

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watchyouwant

·Dec 14, 2020

Shabbaz

So this is a 1959 2852 two liner with spelling chronometer:

https://omegaforums.net/threads/stainless-steel-cross-hair-omega-constellation-ref-2852.61680/

Ok. I buy that for $ 795....... kind regards. Achim

 

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ConElPueblo

·Dec 14, 2020

I think it could be a service replacement.

Later 2852s certainly come with these "transitional" dials such as the one linked to earlier (an eBay find of my own):

 

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MtV

·Dec 14, 2020

Did sunburst finishes exist in 50s Constellations?

 

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Shabbaz

·Dec 14, 2020

MtV

Did sunburst finishes exist in 50s Constellations?

I dont think so. I would say from the beginning of the 60's. '62 or something. When I think of the sunburst IWC's they also came from the 60's. But I'm doing this out of my head without any real research.