The Omega Constellation was once the firm’s flagship model and was in high demand since its launch in 1952. Featuring unique diamond-shaped hour markers and further fitted with dauphine hands on a pie-pan dial, the Constellation was immediately recognizable. Furthermore, exclusively shaped lugs are also a major attraction, with early examples starring slightly rounded sides on the lugs and angular sides on later examples. The present example fitted with an attractive black pie-pan dial with applied pink gold diamond-shaped hour markers encased in an early Constellation case is a tantalizing example of the early self-winding chronometer wristwatch.

Ref Variations: ot2852-2853sc, ot2852-2853, KO2852, OT2852,