Vintage Constellations. Show and tell

aga79 · Dec 3, 2014

kyle L
Uncommon black dialed 14393 with arrowhead markers

man....want it so bad ::bleh::

aga79 · Dec 3, 2014

Rose Gold Markers

Tiny Iota · Dec 4, 2014

It's a bit polished and a bit speckled but I like it.

Tom Dick · Dec 4, 2014

I really need to get round to ordering the extracts for some of my watches

NT931 · Dec 4, 2014

hi all, here are my 2 pie-pan Connies - a smaller 14395, and a larger 168.004.

Both were acquired from forum members, ditto for the BOR bracelets. I love BOR bracelets! And crosshairs too...

TNTwatch · Dec 4, 2014

Darl [QUOTE="NT931
hi all, here are my 2 pie-pan Connies - a smaller 14395, and a larger 168.004.

Both were acquired from forum members, ditto for the BOR bracelets. I love BOR bracelets! And crosshairs too...

Nice piepans you have there! Are you sure the left one is a 14395 and not 14393? If you bought it here: http://omegaforums.net/threads/1961-stainless-pie-pan-constellation-ref-14395.5222/ then it is a 14393 - totally different.

brack · Dec 4, 2014

My 2 babies!

brack · Dec 4, 2014

They seem to be reproducing fast!!

NT931 · Dec 4, 2014

TNTwatch
Nice piepans you have there! Are you sure the left one is a 14395 and not 14393? If you bought it here: http://omegaforums.net/threads/1961-stainless-pie-pan-constellation-ref-14395.5222/ then it is a 14393 - totally different.

Yup, that was the watch I bought from Adam. I took the post title at face value and always thought it was a 14395. You're right - the caseback actually says 14393 :oops:

D'oh!

TNTwatch · Dec 4, 2014

NT931
Yup, that was the watch I bought from Adam. I took the post title at face value and always thought it was a 14395. You're right - the caseback actually says 14393 D'oh!

Yep, I got the same cross-hair pie-pan 14393, but if you'd looked up 14395 you might have been on to something else...

Pahawi · Dec 4, 2014

A couple more:

A railroad track with a dial in so so condition:

Deluxe:

TNTwatch · Dec 4, 2014

Darlinboy

US Army pie-pan connie? That's quite unique. The Speedies fought in VN and the Connies stood guard on the iron curtain. If the original seller had known and posted this bit on their eBay auction then, they would've got quite a bit more for it,

Hijak · Dec 4, 2014

Stu-Silver · Dec 4, 2014

1959 cross hair. One of the 20,000 consecutive watches that were tested earning Omega a World Record for producing chronometer grade watches without any failures.

JohnSteed · Dec 4, 2014

Stu-Silver
1959 cross hair. One of the 20,000 consecutive watches that were tested earning Omega a World Record for producing chronometer grade watches without any failures.

Nice! Cal 551 to my 561

I like 'em ... ALL

JohnSteed · Dec 4, 2014

Such amazing examples ALL

Keep posting your Connies.

Hope this thread will be a good reference for n00bs to flip through and observe

Call it disaster prevention

TNTwatch · Dec 4, 2014

Stu-Silver
1959 cross hair. One of the 20,000 consecutive watches that were tested earning Omega a World Record for producing chronometer grade watches without any failures.

Interesting! I've got the above cross-hair pie-pan for a while and haven't bothered to look it up. Mine is just 452 numbers off yours.

TNTwatch · Dec 4, 2014

JohnSteed
Such amazing examples ALL

Keep posting your Connies.

Hope this thread will be a good reference for n00bs to flip through and observe

Call it disaster prevention

Nice idea! Maybe before we can have a database on OF, a thread like this for every line of Omega watches that could contain pictures of as many variances as possible would be a great source for researching and referencing!

Tom Dick · Dec 4, 2014

Well I guess this would have to be included too! I know it's certainly not one for the purists but I have five of these, three Marine Chronometers and they are all Connies