

Omega Constellation in 18 karat yellow gold with dual tone waffle dial
1950 | Yellow gold | Automatic | 34.0mm
Omega launched the Constellation in 1952 as its chronometer line, the brand’s first mass-produced wristwatch built to certified precision standards, marked by the observatory medallion and its crown of eight stars on the caseback. The earliest examples from this period came with a range of distinctive dial textures, among them the raised, honeycomb-like pattern collectors now call the waffle dial, a design quickly phased out in favor of the better known pie-pan dial that followed.
This example is cased in solid 18 karat yellow gold, with the two-tone waffle dial showing that period correct raised texture at the center, framed by a crisp chapter ring with applied gold Arabic numerals and batons. It’s an early and genuinely scarce configuration within the Constellation’s long history, well before the model settled into its more familiar look.
Condition is very good throughout. A real find for anyone chasing the lesser known first chapter of Omega’s chronometer story.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Reference 2782
Year 1950
Diameter 34.0 mm
Movement Automatic
Dial color
Case material Yellow gold
Bracelet material Leather
Accessories
CONDITION
Case Very good
Dial Very good
Movement Serviced
Hands Very good
Crown Very good
Warranty 12 months
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