1961 Omega Constellation Pie Pan Crosshair Dial 14900-SC-61

The Omega Constellation was first introduced by Omega in 1952.  The Omega Constellation, featuring a medallion of the Geneva Observatory surrounded by eight stars was released as a top-of-the-range dress watch, always featuring a chronometer rated movement, and is now becoming increasingly popular with collectors.

This fine example is cased in stainless steel with elegant extended ‘dog leg’ lugs, observatory logo case back in superb condition and much sought after silver ‘pie pan’ crosshair dial.

The case appears as though it was worn very little due to how sharp it is and it comes on a light brown Italian leather strap.  Its classic and elegant style make this the perfect gentleman’s dress watch.

Dial colour: Sunburst silver ‘pie pan’ crosshair dial with mirror polished indices and dauphine hands

Collection: Omega Constellation

Style: Dress watch

Case Material: Stainless Steel

Case Diameter: 34mm

Clasp: Genuine Omega stainless steel pin buckle

Strap: Italian leather watch strap in light brown

Glass: Omega acrylic glass

Movement: Omega Calibre 551 Automatic Movement

Accessories: N/a

The watch comes with a 12 month guarantee