Omega Constellation 2782 Arrow Head Crosshair 1954

Name: Omega Constellation 2782 Arrow Head Crosshair 1954
Brand: Omega
SKU: #1079
Price: 5900.00 EUR
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BRAND HISTORY

Omega Constellation 2782 – Arrow Head Markers & Guilloché Dial – 1954

An early icon of precision and elegance.

Released just two years after the debut of the Constellation line, this Omega Constellation 2782 from 1954 captures everything that made the model a benchmark in chronometer dress watches.

At its center is a beautifully preserved champagne pie-pan dial, detailed with a crosshair layout, arrowhead hour markers, and a rare outer Guilloché ring — a textural flourish that elevates this watch’s aesthetic depth. Inside beats the Caliber 354 bumper automatic, one of Omega’s earliest chronometer-rated self-winding movements.

The 35 mm stainless steel case is well-proportioned and timeless, with gently downturned lugs and a clean snap-on case back. This particular piece also retains its original Omega “beads of rice” bracelet, a highly collectible and comfortable addition.

Delivered with original Omega papers from 1956, this is a superb example of early Constellation design — and a rare chance to own a vintage Omega with both mechanical and historical significance.

- wrist size in our picture is 18 cm circumference -

DIAL:

original never touched champagne pie pan dial with outer Guilloche ring and cross hair in great condition
original hands & Omega crown

BRACELET & CLASP:

the rare original Omega stainless steel "bead of rice" bracelet is fitting up to 18 cm wrist size / 3.1 mm thick
original stainless steel Omega clasp

CASE:

excellent overall condition, showing very minor traces of use
3- body 18k stainless steel case with snap-on case back
35 mm (without crown) / 44 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs) / 10.7 mm thick
year: 1954
reference: 2782 - 3 SC
total weight: 74 g

MOVEMENT:

Omega Caliber 354 - automatic chronometer
17 jewels, 19800 A/h, 42 hours power reserve
professionally serviced 08/2025
-3 sec/d / 260°

BOX & PAPERS:

original Omega papers from first purchase in March 1956
GOLDAMMER box

GOLDAMMER REFERENCE: #1079

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