Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Congrats on your acquisition, CR . . .
. . . I've long felt that the Omega Constellations of the 50's represent the pinnacle of large-scale watchmaking . . . there have been improvements since then, of course, but I tend to think of the advances since then as a matter of degree, and not of magnitude . . . cordially, Art
Scratched my itch
Been wanting one of these without the date for a long time, and feel hugely blessed to have gotten one with the date (which I do need, functionally). Never imagined that'd happen. It's a Piepan Connie (of course), cal. 504, c.1958, with original dial and ...
Congrats! I love the 'pie-pan' Constellations...
especially with the arrowhead markers. I once owned a similar, gold-capped model which I regret selling; when I do buy another I want something like yours in gold. By the way, yours is in terrific shape, the observatory medallion on the back is so crisp. ...
