No, there are two ‘correct’ original crowns for your watch.
The thin scallop and the thin decagonal.
Earlier Constellations had thicker decagonal crowns.
Unfortunately, you can’t get new thin decagonal crowns and the correct replacement is a simple (waterproof) knurled crown, which is much easier to use but not so attractive.
Hello enthusiasts!
Got my 14381 back from service and wow am I happy! My watchmaker did find a NOS thin scalloped crown among the millions of omega parts in his workshop, service minded to say the least!
I do have my old original thin scalloped crown left, I know they are hard to come by. I think it’s still functional but not waterproof according to my watchmaker if maybe someone is interested? It still looks great, but maybe it belongs in the garbage? 🙁 I can post a picture if there is any interest.
Unpopular opinion but I'm really like the replacement crown compared to the decagon crown. It's easy to turn and set the time. Although I love the look of the decagon crowns, they're basically unusable.
I imagine that scalloped crown is also much more practical and is probably a good alternative.
I think you're kinda proving my point. Specialized tool needed to operate the crown? Clearly the hallmark of a practical crown. 😉
