Again, Omega Constellation

Constellation pie pan dial, unpolished casing, cross hair, cal 505

King Seiko

This is very good King Seiko, manual winding...minor dirt on the Seiko script

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We can find easily Omega Seamaster Calendar, but Geneve Calendar (cal 562)? I only found this one since I began to collect Omega six years ago. The other one is Constellation Calendar (cal 504). I learned that Omega produced Connie Calendar for a short period, before they were replaced by a newer model.

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Omega Seamaster cal 552, ca. 1960. This is a high grade movement. Omega Seamaster 300 (diver) is also powered by cal 552. What makes me confused is its dial. Is this a tropical dial? Or this is the original colour of the dial since the beginning? I have found some Omega with unusual colour of dial. I believe this is the original colour of the dial. It looks a mixed colour between brown, black and white.

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This is Omega cal 351 (bumper), military dial, red arrow second hand

A very rare model

We can find easily an Omega with gold capped top. This one is rarer. Omega Seamaster cal 351 (bumper), ca. 1949, oversized, tropical dial, with gold bezel. No gold on the lugs nor the casing. Only the bezel is made of gold. Casing and lugs are made of steel.

Connie and us live under the same sun

Constellation pie pan dial, all gold 18k, cal 564, ca 1967