Omega. A very fine and extremely rare 18K white gold automatic wristwatch with sweep centre seconds, hooded lugs and two-tone silvered "pie-pan" dial

SIGNED OMEGA, AUTOMATIC, CHRONOMETRE, OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED, CONSTELLATION GRANDE LUXE MODEL, REF. OG 2930, MOVEMENT NO. 15'769'925, CASE NO. 345'475, MANUFACTURED IN 1958

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Omega. A very fine and extremely rare 18K white gold automatic wristwatch with sweep centre seconds, hooded lugs and two-tone silvered "pie-pan" dial
Signed Omega, Automatic, Chronometre, Officially Certified, Constellation Grande Luxe model, ref. OG 2930, movement no. 15'769'925, case no. 345'475, manufactured in 1958
Cal. 505 copper-finished lever movement, 17 jewels, "pie-pan" two-tone white gold dial, applied white gold dagger numerals on engine-turned polished chapter ring, white gold dauphine hands, sweep centre seconds, circular water-resistant-type case, polished bezel, satined hooded lugs, decagonal crown, snap on back centred by the raised representation of the Geneva Observatory, stainless steel Omega buckle, case, dial and movement signed
35 mm. diam.

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Lot Essay

According to the Archives of Montres Omega, the present watch was sold on 5 July 1958.

This watch is one of the exceedingly rare examples of the celebrated Constellation Grande Luxe model in white gold to appear in public to date. It is distinguished by its unusual two-tone white gold dial, beautifully harmonizing with the combination of the polished bezel and satined lugs of the case, rendering it a very distinguished, elegant look. The watch is furthermore preserved in very good overall condition, topping the overall appeal of this legendary timepiece.

Introduced into the market in 1953, the "Constellation Grande Luxe" was mainly available in yellow and pink gold. White gold examples, such as the present watch, are exceedingly rare.

Launched in 1952, the iconic "Constellation" model and its variations in regard to case and dial layout has become a highly coveted collector's watch. It is extensively described and illustrated in Omega - A Journey Through Time by Marco Richon, Chapter 8, pp. 359-400.

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