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·Hi all,
My name is Enzo and I just subscribed to this forum, even though I am following you since a long time, given my passion for watches in general, and for Omega in particular. That said, I would like to show you my recent purchase, both because I am particularly proud of the piece I found, but also because I want to get the opinion of the so many experts this forum has. The watch in question is the famous Constellation Pie Pan, in particular the De Luxe 18k Yellow Gold version with the Cal. 505, dated 1956. I managed to find this piece in very good condition, and even though I was tempted to ask Omega for an Extract from the archives, the shop where I purchased it gave me a lot of information about it (Patent no. 315164 and ref. 15343***), which matches with the age and with the reference, that should be the 2853 one. I am also particularly convinced that all the parts are original, but of course you can maybe give me some more certainty about that. Thanks in advance for all your feedbacks.
My name is Enzo and I just subscribed to this forum, even though I am following you since a long time, given my passion for watches in general, and for Omega in particular. That said, I would like to show you my recent purchase, both because I am particularly proud of the piece I found, but also because I want to get the opinion of the so many experts this forum has. The watch in question is the famous Constellation Pie Pan, in particular the De Luxe 18k Yellow Gold version with the Cal. 505, dated 1956. I managed to find this piece in very good condition, and even though I was tempted to ask Omega for an Extract from the archives, the shop where I purchased it gave me a lot of information about it (Patent no. 315164 and ref. 15343***), which matches with the age and with the reference, that should be the 2853 one. I am also particularly convinced that all the parts are original, but of course you can maybe give me some more certainty about that. Thanks in advance for all your feedbacks.






