I wrote this post myself at 7:10AM after staying up until 3AM watching the F1 and I have NFI what this means in English at all. I was sober btw.
No doubt you’re worn out by your hard work bringing us a great range of top quality Omegas at bargain prices.
Without your diligence and enthusiasm, this wouldn’t be the great thread it is.
We can live with a few linguistic and grammatical anomalies. We salute you 😀
Absolutely, I wonder how many of these watches are going to forum members?
UK watch, really pretty rose gold capped Constellation Piepan hidden crown with the larger 35.5mm case and non-luminous dial & hands, Calibre 564 ref 168.010. These have a really substantial wrist presence and are a great piece to daily wear.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/125266753794?hash=item1d2a7af902:g:WKwAAOSwpv1iOhuB
UK watch, really pretty rose gold capped Constellation Piepan hidden crown with the larger 35.5mm case and non-luminous dial & hands, Calibre 564 ref 168.010. These have a really substantial wrist presence and are a great piece to daily wear.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/125266753794?hash=item1d2a7af902:g:WKwAAOSwpv1iOhuB
This is a really, really nice Constellation Day-Date Ref 168.016. Sharp, clean case edges and facets, dial and hands are great, Cal 751 movement. These don’t really go as high as many other Connies as they don’t have piepan dials or the more traditional case designs but they’re great pieces and wear larger than others as well. Was almost tempted to bid on this one myself.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/394045750603?hash=item5bbef4fd4b:g:g0MAAOSwaOhiRd63&LH_Auction=1
I like these (the 168.016 and the 168.018) because they are very subtly of their precise era (very late 60s / early 70s) without screaming it in the manner of (for example) a c-case. Mixed brushed and polished surfaces, flat dial and moderately-but-not-excessively chunky batons contrast with the polished surfaces, domed dials and narrower hands of mid-160s cases such as the 168.010 or Seamaster De Ville, and yet it's still of the same generic style.
This is a really, really nice Constellation Day-Date Ref 168.016. Sharp, clean case edges and facets, dial and hands are great, Cal 751 movement. These don’t really go as high as many other Connies as they don’t have piepan dials or the more traditional case designs but they’re great pieces and wear larger than others as well. Was almost tempted to bid on this one myself.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/394045750603?hash=item5bbef4fd4b:g:g0MAAOSwaOhiRd63&LH_Auction=1
Nice 18K Solid yellow gold C-Case Constellation Day-Date Cal 751 with parchment dial going no reserve for a change
https://www.ebay.com/itm/185393771307?hash=item2b2a54732b:g:ga4AAOSwAFpiW3T4&LH_Auction=1
There have been a lot recently PM me with them after they arrive or letting me know they picked them up especially the Geneves and Seamaster Devilles on the entry level, pretty much all of them are buying to wear not to just collect too which is cool as I genuinely feel that 60s Omegas are among the best affordable way into a quality Swiss watch out there.
just seen the price this went for.
Yes it’s rose gold cap, yes it has a nice pie pan dial but it’s not the sharpest of cases and it sold for £1690 !! (€2000 / $2130)
That’s a huge premium for this reference - ( and that’s coming from someone who is very fond of this reference)
The power of OF?
The seller must be delighted.
