Omega

I present to you my Omega Constellation Pie Pan 1967. I brought it fron Australia, but after the extract I commissioned to Omega when I went in Bienne, it results originally delivered (July 5  1968) to Japan. 

It’s mov. 564 is certified COSC and it was disigned by René Banwart (who worked also in UG, and founded Corum).

It’s a mystic piece, not common and in great condition...!

And you what think about it?

. . . you have there!  I wouldn't say ref 168.005 is uncommon.  While I don't know how many were produced, it's not a difficult reference to source.  Your dial is a pie-pan - desirable, but again, not particularly difficult to find.

Automatic movements in the '60s were common . . . automatic chronometers, though, were a different story.  My sense is the Constellation line was one of the most widely produced chronometers in that decade.  The original owner was persuaded to part with more cash than necessary in order to possess an accurate wristwatch.  He could've bought a Genéve or Seamaster or a competitor's model for less, but paid more to own a Connie. 

They were then, and still are today, exceptional wristwatches.  Congratulations on finding such a well-preserved example. 

Best,

Art

Jacob