This is a relist of the rather uncommon and quite special 18K solid gold Constellation piepan deluxe 14902 / 14903 by Alex in Mexico, probably a non-paying bidder as he rarely relists anything
https://www.ebay.com/itm/176093831196
Incidentally last time I believe this went for about $4,500
I think it was closer to $4K. I'm watching this one.
Another mystery logo...
This one’s a Seamaster De Ville North American Aviation presentation watch from 1969 which is rather cool, North American designed and built the Apollo CSM for better and for worse, so it has an interesting connection to history for a De Ville, goes off in 5 hours and currently $100
https://www.ebay.com/itm/285593641572
Wow, went for only $202. Good deal.
This one is very cool, gold-filled Seamaster De Ville but its a Kleerback, and it has a special four sector dial, some minor wear on the lugs but still very worth it for this one
Wrote about these here: https://stories.omegaforums.net/seamaster-deville-kleerback-kl-6292-vb/
https://www.ebay.com/itm/315027515019
Yea thats crazy good, no idea why nobody looked at it, of all the logo dials, North American was one of the most interesting
Yeh North American is very interesting. Basically absorbed into what's being Boeing nowadays. I was very close to bid but I figured I was just lazy to go through the additional work that will make it look wearable again. Wouldn't the service and new parts bring it close to $1k?
Evening every one. I am relatively new to your forum (recommended by a friend) and new to trying to collect vintage Omegas, so have found this thread.fantastic. I was wondering if I could seek a few opinions on the dial of this 1956 Omega Seamaster Automatic Cal.501 Pie Pan. I am torn on constellation pie pans or seamasters. Love the simple classic look, but wondered if anyone thought this dial may not be genuine and if so how or why? The serial numbers and cal seem to add up ok. But the S and R seem different to others I have seen. Thanks in advance
