Omega Constellation 2852 Pie Pan 1956

Name: Omega Constellation 2852 Pie Pan 1956
Brand: Omega
SKU: #1495
Price: 3300.00 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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Description
BRAND HISTORY

Omega Constellation Ref. 2852 – Pie Pan Classic with Arrow Markers (1956)

First introduced in 1952, the Omega Constellation was Omega’s answer to the Rolex Datejust and quickly became one of the brand’s most celebrated chronometer dress watches.

This 1956 Ref. 2852 embodies everything collectors love about early Constellations. The well-proportioned 35 mm case is paired with a beautiful silver pie-pan dial featuring a classic crosshair layout and striking arrowhead hour markers— one of the most iconic dial configurations of the era.

The dial has developed an even and honest patina, adding character while preserving its original charm. Combined with the softly downturned lugs and clean design, this watch offers a perfect balance of elegance and vintage appeal.

Inside beats the reliable Omega Cal. 505 automatic chronometer, completing a timepiece that is both historically important and highly wearable.

A true mid-century classic — timeless, balanced, and unmistakably Omega.

- wrist size in our picture is 18cm circumference -

DIAL:

original never touched silver colored pie pan dial with crosshair layout in good condition
some evenly developed patina all over the dial
original hands & Omega crown

STRAP & BUCKLE:

brown KARDINAL Lizard Embossed Leather Watch Strap fitting up to 20 cm wrist size / 3.7 mm thick
gold plated GOLDAMMER buckle

CASE:

good overall condition, showing minor traces of wear
3- body gold plated stainless steel case with snap-on case back
35 mm (without crown) / 45 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs) / 10.7 mm thick
year: 1956
reference: 2852
total weight: 43 g

MOVEMENT:

Omega Caliber 505 - automatic chronometer
24 jewels, 19800 A/h, 50 hours power reserve
professionally serviced 05/2026
+3 sec/d / 280°

BOX & PAPERS:

GOLDAMMER certificate of authenticity & service documentation card
GOLDAMMER box

GOLDAMMER REFERENCE: #1495

Omega

Few watchmakers have a résumé as storied — or as proudly worn — as Omega. Since 1848, the maison has been at the center of history, science, sport, and style. From lunar landings to Olympic games, from deep-sea dives to Bond films, Omega watches have accompanied the bold and the brilliant every step of the way.

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For collectors, few moments are as defining as 1969 — when the Speedmaster became the first watch worn on the Moon. But long before that, Omega was pushing boundaries: anti-magnetic cases in the 1950s Railmaster, the revolutionary dive-ready Seamaster 300, the effortlessly elegant Constellation, and the space-age Dynamic. Each one tells a story — of innovation, of function, of fearless design.

Omega vintage watches are where tool-watch utility meets mid-century beauty. Clean dials. Twisted lugs. Pie-pan textures. Lume-aged hands that glow with nostalgia. They’re not just instruments — they’re artifacts of a century in motion.

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Omega doesn’t need embellishment. It’s trusted. Proven. Loved.

Because true greatness doesn’t announce itself — it leaves a legacy. And when that legacy is preserved in a finely aged case, beating with life decades later, it becomes something more:

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