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SOMETHING IMPORTANT THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT 1950's OMEGA CONSTELLATION
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This video will reveal something very important to anyone who loves 1950s Omega Constellation or collect them.
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I have a few Constellations and wear them frequently! I love the way you present the information with such clarity and so many fun facts. Thank you!
That black dial. Wow. 😍
By the way, it´s so dificult to get information about watches from the 50´s in general. Thank you very much for your Omega vintage revue, very helpfull !!!
Impossible to choose one among them. They all are georgous. I love 50's Constellation so much...
Haha, fair enough
That 2852 is simply breath taking!
ÓTIMOS RELÓGIOS VERY GOOD WATCHES from Brasil ok
Thank you for making a confusing factor of identification more simple! Excellent!
Basically, when you see the movement serial number to be in the 16mil, it is a possibility that this Constellation could have been one made in the late 1958 and the word ChronometRE will be spelled as ChronometER. Not very confusing if you just understand the dating system of an Omega movement.
Absolutely love this video, loaded with a tone of information. My favorite is ck2782, love the dial and have been a big fun of the waffle dial and the bumper!!!!
Don’t forget the other case models can come with this dial as well. 😉
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Awesome, will definitely give more options!
Great Collection and sharing! Thanks a lot!!!
Beautiful. Thanks again for so much information.
Thank you for sharing the information. Your knowledge of Omegas is top notch. Love watching these.
Very pleased to hear that. Thank you!
Very interesting, i´m getting into vintage watches and i will get me soon an Omega vintage. I have bought now a nice 50´s Fortis and i´m in love.
I have collected some of the Omega constellation then and now. Thanks for the excellent work and enormous knowledge of Omega vintage watches!
You’re very welcome. Enjoy your collection!
Such classy and classic watches. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
My pleasure!
Vendo reloj omega, antiguo automático,
Great information on such beautiful time pieces.
Thank you!
I really enjoy your vids! The Omega Constellation pie pan is the most beautiful watch of them all!! The dial beats other watches when it comes to prettyness.
Glad you like them! Yes, I would say Constellation from the 50s and 60s are some of the most beautiful watches every made!
Very good watches , thanks for the informations.
nice video 👍
Excellent video. Very informative. Thanks very much for teaching me something new today.
Glad to hear that. For anyone who enjoys these 50’s Connies will sure appreciate this video.
Very impressive collection you got there my friend 👍👍....%💯Epic.
Thank you kindly
Peace be upon you, my dear brother, I own the omega watch
Great info on chronometer spelling format. Thanks.
Basically a transitional year from RE to ER.
these are gorgeous!
I wish I could be a collector, I would settle to own just one of these works of art. Preferably the 52-58 with the arrow head markers.
Very informative
Hi ! Very good Omega watches. I am from Brazil small collector Omega watches. I collect some Omega, pocket and wristwatches. Caliber Omega pocket watches, 18 ", 18LPB, 18SPB half hunter pocket Omega, 19", 35.5L, 40.6L.
40.6L Pocket hunter pocket Omega.
Omega wristwatches, 30t2, 265, 280 ... Thank you very much for showing your beautiful vintage Omega watches. Bye bye, from Brazil.
You're very welcome and thank you for sharing your collection. :-)
@@TimelessHistoryChannel ..Hi ! Thank you, your attention.
I listed some of my Omega and calibers, all my 100% original Omega watches in mint condition, from Brazil.
List of my Omega, and Calibers.
Omega pocket watch Caliber 18 "
Omega Pocket Watch Caliber 18 LPB
Omega Pocket watch Hunter Caliber 18 SPB
Omega pocket watch Half Hunter Caliber 40.6S
Omega pocket watch Caliber 40.6L
Omega Pocket Watch Caliber 19 "
Omega Pocket Watch Caliber 35.5L
Omega Tissot Pocket watch Caliber 43, Tissot movement ( Omega Tissot pocket watch moviment Tissot 43, exclusive from Brazil)
Omega Ladymatic wristwatch Caliber 671
Omega "Red Star" wristwatch Caliber 265 (Omega wristwatch "Red Star" line 30, exclusive from Brazil)
Omega wristwatch
Caliber 280
Omega Teddington wristwatch Caliber 30t2
Bye bye, from Brazil. :-) Lauro Elias.
The 2887 on bracelet is outstanding.
2887 model is probably the rarest of the 5
Thank you. Love your videos and Instagram posts!
Glad you like them! Happy to hear that. :-)
Well done on everything you do😃
@@tgonoude Many thanks!
nice explanation, thanks
i have done 4 videos so far it a lot of fun doing videos.
I would like to see a video of restoration of a Wittnauer watch, hopefully upload it someday, keep it up. Good video
I'm sure that day will come
Woooo i love it 🤤🤤😍
Please tell me how to wind the CK2852 1955-1958 the 4th watch in your video. I had sent from to USA to Switzerland to refurbish my late fathers watch but when I picked it up at jewelry store who sent it out to Switzerland to refurbish it I was not given given any instructions. I’m not sure why I wasn’t given any info back from Switzerland Omega company. They sent it back in a nice omega red box but I’m clueless how to wind or how often. Please let know if you can help. Thank you.
How do you find the case model? I have a 1960 Constellation, reference number 143.81. This whole case model thing is new to me.
Omega vendo antiguo
im pretty sure the old constellation watch i had came with a plain caseback . was there perhaps a plain caseback on the very first connie produced by Omega ?
Isnt the ref 2852 the only pie pan there in the collection,as I thought a pie pan dial has 12 facets instead of a smooth curve?
That not true. 2652, 2782, 2852, and 2887 all come with pie pan and none pie pan dial. But you will find that majority of pie pan dial will most likely be a 2852 model since a pie pan dial is rare to come by for the other models.
Saw it on insta and had to find out
Haha, great job! This is something very important if you are planning to own a 1950s Constellation.
It should be written into law that one person should not be able to own so many outstanding watches.
Haha
I have to watch it twice to understand them :)
basically a transactional year from Re to Er
Great vid, has really helped me understand more about this era of watches. What's the estimated price of the black dial your wearing? I have seen one with stainless bracelet in a local jeweller's for £1200. I'm very tempted????
If you see one at that price and knowing that the dial is factory original finish. I say go for it!
@@TimelessHistoryChannel hi, thanks for the reply, and keep up the excellent videos. I have took a chance and bought it for £1000. Fingers crossed eh 😀😀😀😀
I have a 1958 18k Constellation that needs restoring, can you recommend where to get this done??
Unfortunately, I would not know as I only service my own watches. But try asking on the Omega forums. I'm sure someone there will be able to refer you to a reliable watch maker.
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Next... Difference between 168.007 - 168.017 - 168.027 and 168.009 - 168.019 - 168.029? And several constellation c shapes had dauphine hands as well... 🤔
I'm sure that day will come. Dauphine type hands do exist on Constellation C. If I remember correctly, they are only available for the earlier C models meaning those dating to 1966.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel I... Then what about the difference between the shiny, brushed then later the fluted bezel? Especially between the shiny and the brushed ones, is it exchangeable between the 168.007 with 168.017?
@@watchnerds Will have a video about it when the time comes. Can't make a video on it without owning one or two in hand. Fluted bezel became available I believe in 1968.
What is a waffle dial as I thought they are like the honeycomb or guilloche dial which not all the 5 watches you described have.
That's correct! They all mean the same thing.
How much is the black dial worth? I sold one about 10 years ago for about £500...
It is definitely worth many times more than what you sold your for in today’s market. But this was something none of us was able to predict. Nobody would have thought that the price of a vintage watch would have gone up so much
@@TimelessHistoryChannel When the world keeps printing money like there's no tomorrow, I'd expect asset prices to go up even higher very soon. I'd keep those lovely pieces you got there, for a while longer.
Are the black(?) dials rarer? Are there production records for the black dial variants?
In today's market black dial is much rarer than any other colour tones. It is hard to maintain a black dial in great shape over the years. Moisture, dirt, etc that can enter the watch over the years can easily damage a black dial. Since a black dial is very hard to come by, 99% of the time a black dial will be a refinished dial.
Cuanto questa el omega cuadrante negro en Euros
Ck2648 ....usd ?
Is the font of ref2852 difference from ref.2887?
There might be a slight difference, but the same format. Only for their last batch made that the word "Chronometre" became "Chronometer".
is there ever such a thing as a 24K gold watch?
No
what was the music of introduce part?
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