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a.omega
·Forgot to include a wrist shot
Vintage Omega Constellation ID & Information Help
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Davidt
·I like it. For me, although there doglegs are more sought after, the lyre lug Connies are the ones to get.
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFNice, looks great on the wrist and the case is quite sharp and attractive too.
It would be worth having it serviced by a good independent before wearing it much if it hasn’t had it already. Better to preserve the movement parts by ensuring there is good oil between them.
It would be worth having it serviced by a good independent before wearing it much if it hasn’t had it already. Better to preserve the movement parts by ensuring there is good oil between them.
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Dan S
·Nice looking honest watch. Looks great on your wrist.
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a.omega
·Nice, looks great on the wrist and the case is quite sharp and attractive too.
It would be worth having it serviced by a good independent before wearing it much if it hasn’t had it already. Better to preserve the movement parts by ensuring there is good oil between them.
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Porteroso
·Really nice. There was a lyre lugged Constellation in the private seller section just now... some of these are to die for.
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theluckyluke
·I’ll start looking hard to find a good one
Check the forum threads with your location, or ask advice here and someone should be able to recommend a competent one.
Make sure they don’t polish the case, touch the dial or replace the crown. Only ultrasonic cleaning of parts and mouvement disassembly.
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qazwsx1
·Judging only from the one blurry dial picture, I think the dial, hands and the crown, appears to be original.
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