Jumbo 168.001 vs 168.005 sorry for the crappy photos, my phone camera is toasted I think

 

Hahaha. Sneaky.

 

Rose Gold (capped) Ref. 14393. Cal. 561. Second hand shortened as the watchmaker could not find a correct one....

 

168.017 - a dial I do not see that often

 

Hi All,
Just a few pics of my Constellation that I recently received from my father, originally owned by my grandfather.

 

14900-62-SC

 

my "C" Connie

 

2648, 2782, 14393 and a 2652

 

Wonderful. Hopefully it gets handed down and worn by many more generations

 

I am new to collecting but since buying a vintage Seamaster earlier this year I am now struggling to stop. These are a few Connies I have collected so far.

 

And you've learnt to pick really well. Wow.

 

Off all connies displayed in this awesome thread, which is the rarest?

 

The ones not in our collection [emoji23]

 

FredMayCoin,


Rarest? hard to say....this is at least in the running for the stainless steel examples.










1958 Ref 2852 cal 505 WG Large arrowhead markers, unpolished/sharp bevels, sharp, well defined stars.

 

That watch is just bloody stunning

 

Railroads are also uncommon. Mine:

 

You have enough there???
It is a beautiful collection - congratulations.

 

Cal. 551. Ref. 14381. Mint dial - hands not so nice.
Love the symmetry on the no date versions...
Pics (sorry for the dust particles):

 

My latest Constellation, please head over for a fun reveal thread.

https://omegaforums.net/threads/unknown-constellation-surfaces.61120/#post-762614

 

My first, a 1952 from the first owner