Omega Constellation "Pie Pan" ca. 1962-66

Omega Constellation "Pie Pan" Chronometer. Ref. 168.005 / Cal. 561 (ca. 1962-1966)
Case in 18K yellow gold. Automatic movement, caliber 561, certified chronometer. Gold dial with applied indexes, dauphine hands and central seconds. Calendar window at 3 o'clock. Fluted crown with signature logo. Plexiglass crystal. Smooth bezel. Screwed case back, decorated with the characteristic Geneva Observatory medallion. Brown leather strap with non-original buckle clasp.
It is presented accompanied by its original Omega case in 925 silver, with visible punches (?, Swiss coat of arms and 0.925), velvety suede with golden logo and original international warranty documentation, printed in Switzerland in 1964.
It works. With slight signs of use.
Measurements: 34 mm (case diameter).

Model belonging to the famous Constellation line of Omega, a symbol of Swiss watchmaking in the sixties and one of the first automatic chronometers in series production with official certification. The "Pie Pan" designation comes from the characteristic faceted design of the dial, which is highly prized among collectors. The set is particularly valuable for preserving both the original silver case and the complete documentation, elements rarely preserved in this type of pieces.

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