Omega Constellation 2852 Arrow Crosshair 1956
This compact and beautiful Omega Constellation automatic chronometer has everything you want in a dress watch: 35 mm 18k yellow gold case, center seconds, silver pie pan dial and stunning arrow head hour markers. First released in 1952, the Constellation was Omega's answer to the Rolex Datejust.
Well-proportioned, simple, and classic, this Constellation features a snap-on case back, Omega automatic chronometer Caliber 505, great slightly down turned lugs and crosshairs dial layout.
- wrist size in our picture is 18cm circumference -
CASE:
- excellent overall condition, showing very minor traces of use
- 3- body 18k yellow gold case with screw-down case back from casemaker Antoine Gerlach SA
- 35 mm (without crown) / 45 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs) / 10.7 mm thick
- year: 1956
- reference: 2852 / 2853 SC
- total weight: 45 g
MOVEMENT:
- Omega Caliber 505 - automatic chronometer
- 24 jewels, 19800 A/h, 50 hours power reserve
- professionally serviced 01/2025
- -5 sec/d / 260°
DIAL:
- original never touched silver colored pie pan dial with crosshair layout in good condition and some evenly patina all over
- original hands & Omega crown
- original Omega crystal with logo in the center
STRAP & BUCKLE:
- black GOLDAMMER leather strap fitting up to 21 cm wrist size / 2 mm thick
- gold plated GOLDAMMER buckle
GOLDAMMER REFERENCE: #819
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