FullyWound
·I got this and thought id share it because i think its interesting and its finish is amazing made more evident by the fact it's in pretty good condition..
Im guessing Japanese market dial variant but may be wrong, I find they have a thing for texture blue and roman... the bellow got a good question from a prospective ebay "buyer" asking "if thats not a redial why is that 6 upside down? IDIOT" responding simply "please google radial numeral dial" I guess he may be back for the constellation 712! .. anyway i digress..
Ok the obvious is interesting like textured dial etc
Ill do the bit i like best first! its the case finish that gets me all alternating perfectly brush / polish
bezel front: brushed, bezel edge: polished, case main front visible in lugs: polish, case main side: brushed, case back lip: polished, case back: brushed
giving a from side / front a polished brushed polished brushed etc finish
this may well not be that uncommon but not so often visible on a vintage watch least not to the extent on this one
then of course there's the weird textured dial and the .... redial, sorry radial Roman numerals Movement number outdates omegas database production year too at least for the watch putting 265etc at 1968 which is quite a way off from 1972 maybe released japanese first (if japanese at all!)
AND THE STRAP! (thats very japanese...)
1972
CONSTELLATION
ST 157.0001
FEATURES
INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION
1972
DIMENSIONS
CASE
Stainless steel
CASE BACK TYPE
Press-in
DIAL
With gold hour markers and gold hands.
CRYSTAL
Scratch-resistant sapphire
BRACELET
Leather
FUNCTION
MOVEMENTS
TYPE
Automatic chronometer certified
CALIBER NUMBER
712
OTHER
Created in 1967
24 jewels
Without second hand
TECHNICAL DATA
WATER RESISTANCE
30 meters
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