Omega Constellation Ref. 2699SC Early Example Circa 1954

The first true Omega Constellation Pie-Pans were made in 1952 and in case references 2699 and 2700. The watch we have here is a reference 2699 SC with an incredible two tone Pie-Pan dial. The solid yellow gold case with screw in case back looks to be unpolished and has retained its original crown. The Constellation logo on the back of the watch is crisp with normal light surface scratches for a watch of this age. The all original dial is just gorgeous. The polished Pie-Pan facets of the solid 18kt dial contrasts with the brushed flat surface and gold arrow head markers. This early dial has an applied Omega symbol as well as applied star under the word Constellation. This beauty is powered by a caliber 354 automatic movement.