Vintage Omega Constellation Dial Check: Original or Redial?

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Hi all my hunt continues along side my education,
this one on chrono looks correct, I think?

Thanks
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The hunt is part of the fun. You may get a more focused response if you change your title to something that includes the name Constellation. Many members will ignore “Dial Check Please”.

Good luck!

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The hunt is part of the fun. You may get a more focused response if you change your title to something that includes the name Constellation. Many members will ignore “Dial Check Please”.

Good luck!

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Thanks will do that
 
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It seems to me that this is a re-dial: it looks like the two 'n's in 'Constellation' have had their styles reversed (the 'n' with the looping up mark should be the final one; not the earlier one)
 
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Looks like a redial to me, the case is polished and the crown is wrong. Maybe post more photos next time.
 
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It seems to me that this is a re-dial: it looks like the two 'n's in 'Constellation' have had their styles reversed (the 'n' with the looping up mark should be the final one; not the earlier one)
I see what you mean about the Ns
 
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First time (i believe) i see a Constellation with the word Omega written instead of a applied logo. Don't know if that's normal.
 
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First time (i believe) i see a Constellation with the word Omega written instead of an applied logo. Don't know if that's normal.
It’s normal on some of the earlier constellations such as the 2652
 
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It looks like an original 2648 dial and the condition is not bad really, finding the correct early logo type crown would be a slight pain. The seller removing the bezel to take photos is pretty wild!
 
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It reminds me of a 2648, which was proposed in Switzerland. If that’s the one, it has been sitting on platforms for a good year++ so try negotiating.
 
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It reminds me of a 2648, which was proposed in Switzerland. If that’s the one, it has been sitting on platforms for a good year++ so try negotiating.
Yes it is in Switzerland. but also not original crown and its true that the the 2 Ns in constellation dont look right.
 
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Yes it is in Switzerland. but also not original crown and its true that the the 2 Ns in constellation dont look right.

I am not an expert on that ref, but being one of the early constellation refs, there is a fair bit of known variations.

See Desmond’s second article here http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.com/2007/08/dial-update.html?m=1

Worth digging up a few older threads on OF to compare further (if you like the watch enough) - or getting some 2648 guru to comment to be sure.
 
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Yes it is in Switzerland. but also not original crown and its true that the the 2 Ns in constellation dont look right.
It's not true the 2 Ns in Constellation do not look right as they are right!
 
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It's not true the 2 Ns in Constellation do not look right as they are right!
So you think it is correct
 
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Yes it is in Switzerland. but also not original crown and its true that the the 2 Ns in constellation dont look right.

I retract my earlier comment - with the earliest references there is much more leeway for fonts; and the second set of photos seems to indicate nothing is amiss
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original dial in my opinion. Swiss dealer asking high prices, but given it‘s been sitting around for ages perhaps open for negotiations. If it wasn‘t for the dial damage I would be interested myself.