Omega Constellation 2782 Two Tone 18k 1954

Omega Constellation 2782 Two Tone 18k 1954Omega Constellation Ref. 2782 Pie Pan Dagger 1954 The Origin of Precision Omegas First Constellation. Launched in 1954, the Omega Constellation was created to compete with the Rolex Datejust and this early reference 2782 is a fantastic example of that mission. With its 35 mm 18k yellow gold case, classic two tone dial, and striking dagger markers, its a wearable piece of horological history. This reference houses Omegas early Caliber 354 bumper

the original Oyster Bracelet (K) has some slight stretch and is fitting up to 19 cm wrist size / 2

Few vintage dress watches capture the essence of 1960s Swiss watchmaking as elegantly as the Omega Constellation — and this Reference 14902 is a perfect example

GOLDAMMER REFERENCE: #1152

36 mm (without crown) / 43 mm (lug-to-lug) / 19 mm (between lugs)

minimalist presence on the wrist

dial most likely was replaced with a original AP service dial in the past

Timeless in design and spirit

crown & pushers

This 1803 with a rare cream Pie-Pan Dial is in stunning overall condition with a sharp case and edges

the refined Caliber K1121 — based on the legendary JLC 920 — delivers smooth automatic performance

The applied Maltese cross logo and original gold hands elevate the clean design with signature VC refinement

This piece has beautiful and warm cream dial with applied yellow gold hour markers and hands