Omega Constellation 2652 Two Tone Honeycomb 1952

Name: Omega Constellation 2652 Two Tone Honeycomb 1952
Brand: Omega
SKU: #1349
Price: 3300.00 EUR
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BRAND HISTORY

Omega Constellation Ref. 2652 — Pioneer with Crosshair Honeycomb

A truly special Omega Constellation from 1952, representing the very beginning of Omega’s legendary chronometer line. Housed in a 35 mm stainless steel case, this early example features a rare two-tone crosshair honeycomb dial paired with elegant gold hour markers — a configuration seldom seen today.

The design is clean, balanced, and unmistakably mid-century, while the screw-down case back underscores its chronometer pedigree. Inside beats the reliable Omega Caliber 354 automatic chronometer, freshly serviced and running strong.

An important early Constellation, combining historical significance with understated elegance — a true collector’s piece from the first chapter of the line.

- wrist size in our picture is 18cm circumference -

DIAL:

original never touched two tone honeycomb dial in great condition
original hands and Omega crown

STRAP & BUCKLE:

cognac brown GOLDAMMER Kardinal leather strap fitting up to 20 cm wrist size / 2 mm thick
stainless steel GOLDAMMER buckle

CASE:

great overall condition, showing no traces of use
3-body stainless steel case with screw down case back
35 mm (without crown) / 41 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs) / 11 mm thick
Year: 1952
Reference: 2652
total weight: 38 g

MOVEMENT:

Omega Caliber 354 - automatic chronometer
17 jewels, 19800 A/h, 42 hours power reserve
professionally serviced 12/2025
+1 sec/d / 290°

BOX & PAPERS:

GOLDAMMER certificate of authenticity & service documentation card
GOLDAMMER box

GOLDAMMER REFERENCE: #1349

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