I had completely forgotten about that thread.
According to that thread , I thought @maxbliss888 had returned the arrowhead ‘168.010’?
As for the diamond dialled watch - I don’t recognise the case style at all - so would very much like to know the case reference.
I had completely forgotten about that thread.
According to that thread , I thought @maxbliss888 had returned the arrowhead ‘168.010’?
As for the diamond dialled watch - I don’t recognise the case style at all - so would very much like to know the case reference.
I looked in AJTT but couldn’t find anything but I think you’ve cracked it there 👍
If that is what it says in the case back then it is indeed an amalgamation of parts.
The main case is a Seamaster shaped case.
The 14902 could never have originallly had a 564 in it.
Not sure if these data are correct, the Omega Constellation C shape models are as follows:
Omega Constellation DATE covering :
168.009 (1964-66 using caliber561), solid rose, yellow, white gold ?
168.017 (1966-72, Cal 564,) Steel and steel bezel
168.027 (1966-72, Cal 564 Steel with fluted white gold bezel,
168.0056 1972-78, Cal 1011, colour dials
In addition, there is also the Omega Constellation DAYDATE versions covering:
169.019 (1967-72,Cal 751),
168.029 (1967-72, Cal 751) Steel with Fluted white gold bezel,
168.0057 (1972-77, Cal 1011, Fluted bezel, colours dials
If you haven’t already seen it, there is a whole thread dedicated to the C case Constellation by the C case fandom.
That’s where this info belongs.
( and you missed the .007 and .008 which are probably both illustrated there)
