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I have read what i could find about Constellation and cal. 7xx incl. Desmonds.
About fonts, i think these early 70's Connie's use a different font, but maybee someone will comment on this.
I cant find any similar ref. 153.0039 to compare, and it isnt in the Omega Vintage Database. The only thing i can find on this ref. is replacement parts at Ofrei's.
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Thomas
Constellation cal. 712
Hi! I have the opportunity to purchase this watch , but is unsure whether it is collector worthy. It is from start 70s , ref. 153.0039 , 18k gold and cal. 712. It is very reasonably priced. Appearance wise , I prefer the older Constellations , but I have ...
article
Desmond just did an article on the 71x series - you can download it from this link: omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.com Something looks strange about the bottom half of that dial, like the fonts are wrong. As a fan of vintage ultra-thin calibers, ...
Thanks....
I have read what i could find about Constellation and cal. 7xx incl. Desmonds. About fonts, i think these early 70's Connie's use a different font, but maybee someone will comment on this. I cant find any similar ref. 153.0039 to compare, and it isnt in t...
Yes
Thomas, yes , very collectable. Dennis already referred you to Desmond's recent paper. I posted about mine here a short while ago. omega.watchprosite.com I have seen the dial with OM at the bottom before on gold dials, it means Or Massif ,=solid g...
The database is patchy
on these ultrathins. I have been keeping a register of ones that I encounter in a larger list of calibres and case numbers. click here I notice that I have recorded this model before Thomas. Very attractive piece with a 18k dial. Your example, and indeed ...
they are very desirable dress watches
Also the calibre 710-712 was the flattest in house movement made by omega it was also a marvel of engineering and reliability. I might myself look for one of these watches too. best regards georges