Rogue Connie in the Omega Museum!

TNTwatch · Jun 26, 2016

cristos71
What makes you so sure that it is only an incorrect redial?

Surely whether they had the correct die or not Omega and Omega's contractor would know not to sign a non tritium dial with T Swiss Made T, hence my post.

The arrowheads appear to have higher quality than the well known fakes, so I'd lean toward bad redial on this one.

The fake arrowheads would also usually appear on a date watch. I haven't seen a fake arrowhead dial for no-date constellations yet, probable there are fewer no-date constellations to begin with.

mondodec · Jun 26, 2016

Yes, it looks like a typical restoration done by Omega in Bienne 🤦

Privateday7
😲..............🤦

Not only that.... wrong font... unaligned MOY... wrong n in Constellation text.........

cristos71 · Jun 27, 2016

mondodec
Yes, it looks like a typical restoration done by Omega in Bienne 🤦

If that is the case then I can only say dear oh dear what a mess!

CalgaryJim · Mar 14, 2025

cicindela
The Omega Museum has many more watches than on display at any given time. Their policy of is to periodically rotate specimens over a gradual period of time. This watch was not on display in 2014, trust me, I would have seen it 😁. I photographed every Constellation.

Gorgeous cognac colour straps!

Rogue Connie in the Omega Museum!

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