Omega Constellation Pie-Pan (Ref. 2852 15SC) (SS)
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An exceptionally original and beautifully preserved Omega Constellation Pie-Pan, one of Omega's most iconic vintage chronometers. This example is in truly mint condition and presents exactly as collectors hope to find onehonest, untouched, and remarkably well preserved.
This watch retains its stunning original silver Pie-Pan dial, featuring sharp applied gold-tone hour markers, the classic Constellation star, and crisp printing throughout. The dial has never been refinished or restored, making it an increasingly difficult example to source.
The watch is powered by Omega's renowned chronometer-certified automatic movement and is currently running exceptionally well at approximately +/- 5 to 6 seconds per day.
Features:
Brand: Omega
Model: Constellation "Pie-Pan"
Reference: 2852 15SC
Production: 19581962
Country of Origin: Japan
Case: Stainless Steel
Crystal: Original Omega-signed crystal
Dial: 100% original Pie-Pan dial (never refinished)
Case: Original, unpolished with outstanding preservation
Crown: Original Omega crown
Buckle: Original Omega buckle
Strap: Genuine Hirsch leather strap (the only non-original component)
Accuracy: Approximately +/- 56 seconds per day
Condition
A genuinely outstanding collector's example. Original crystal, dial, case, crown and buckle remain intact, with only the leather strap having been replaced by a quality Hirsch strap. The watch has been exceptionally well cared for and presents beautifully on the wrist.
Included:
Watch only
A wonderful opportunity to own one of Omega's most sought-after vintage dress watches in exceptional original condition. Ideal for collectors or anyone looking for an elegant, historically significant timepiece that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in this state of preservation.
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