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  1. MSNWatch Vintage Omega Aficionado Staff Member Feb 5, 2013

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    Not a 352 with that dial - all the 352s and the many of the 354s had the word "OMEGA" printed on the dial unlike in this dial.
     
  2. MSNWatch Vintage Omega Aficionado Staff Member Feb 5, 2013

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    Kyle will tell you shortly that the 50x were seen in screwback cases also (Case ref. 2887).
     
  3. kyle L Grasshopper Staff Member Feb 5, 2013

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    Mike beat me to it, but there were some 50xs in the more uncommon 2887s. Haven't seen a 2887 with that dial though, but it could be correct if it's a 2887.
     
  4. Helvetia History Feb 5, 2013

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    Ok, I'm still pretty new to this so picking stuff up all the time!

    I was going from the info on Desmond's site and it looks as if the only other case apart from 2652 that seemed to match the lugs was the 2852 but that was a snap back.

    I did notice some 50x with similar dials but the 12 and 6 marker were smaller and did not protrude into the minute ring like on this one. The only watches I could find that were almost exactly the same were some early Seamasters so I thought it may be a 352.

    At least I don't feel so badly about missing it now.

    Thanks.
     
  5. MSNWatch Vintage Omega Aficionado Staff Member Feb 5, 2013

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    Cal. 352 came in only 2 case references - snapback 2648 which was close to the big centenary (ref. 2500) in case design and screwback 2652. Cal. 354 was also seen in both case references so unless you have movement pictures, one cannot assume it is a 352 inside. And to emphasize these were different case designs in bezel, lugs etc beyond just the fact one was snapback and the other screwback.
     
  6. Dablitzer Feb 5, 2013

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    Yes, with the silver markers as well. Now that's a beautiful watch..
     
  7. Dablitzer Feb 5, 2013

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    Think I remember that one..::love:: the markers with pink gold..
     
  8. Helvetia History Feb 5, 2013

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    Yes I understand Mike. The case looked like a 2652 to me from the lugs and design of the screw in back, that's why I thought it could be a 352 or 354. Now I know there is a 2887 with very similar lugs and back I will also think 50x!
     
  9. roveno212 Feb 7, 2013

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    If you are interesed i post an Omega Constellation 18 K 561 De Luxe,on selling space in this forum!!!
     
  10. Dablitzer Feb 7, 2013

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    Isn't it sold?
     
  11. roveno212 Feb 7, 2013

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    Not yet!!
     
  12. ulackfocus Feb 7, 2013

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    Seemed like it was sold for $3000 from your last post in that thread. ::confused2::
     
  13. Dablitzer Feb 7, 2013

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    Can I join the club?! ::confused::
     
  14. cicindela Steve @ ΩF Staff Member Feb 7, 2013

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    Language.
     
  15. omegastar May 30, 2013

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    constellation calendar cal. 504, 18k pink gold case for the first time in picture. omega 008.JPG
     
  16. Dablitzer May 30, 2013

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    Dibs! That's a lovely piece! Is this one of a few Connies you own?
     
  17. omegastar May 30, 2013

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    Hi,
    yes, I own a few but not so much ! I am interested in all Omegas not especially Constellations.
     
  18. Dablitzer May 30, 2013

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    Great ! Looking forward to see more of your collection. Cheers !