⭐ Vintage 1956 Omega Constellation “Pie-Pan” – Ref. 2852 – Calibre 505 ⭐

A fine example of the iconic Omega Constellation Pie-Pan, reference 2852, dating from 1956.
This model is powered by the highly regarded automatic calibre 505 movement – chronometer-rated and adjusted to five positions and temperatures, as engraved on the rotor.

The case features a solid gold bezel and gold crown, paired with a stainless steel case body and caseback. To the reverse, you’ll find the 18-carat solid gold Geneva Observatory medallion, a hallmark of quality for the Constellation line.

✅ Key Details:

• Reference: 2852

• Year: 1956

• Calibre: 505 automatic chronometer (24 jewels, 5 positions, adjusted to temperature)

• Case: Stainless steel with solid gold bezel and crown

• Caseback: Screw-down, embossed with 18k gold Geneva Observatory emblem

• Dial: All-original, “pie-pan” design, aged beautifully with light patina – untouched and authentic

• Crystal: Acrylic, period correct

• Strap: New high-quality leather strap (aftermarket)

• Size: 34.5mm approx. excluding crown

• Supplied with a correct period Omega box (added for presentation)

📈 Condition:

• Serviced and running strongly

• 12 months warranty provided by Fine Watch Club

• Original dial shows even vintage ageing – a true collector’s piece with character

• Please note: as with all vintage watches, this example is not waterproof

🔑 Why Buy From Fine Watch Club?

• Established UK vintage watch specialists, trading for many years

• Every watch fully inspected, serviced, and sold with 12 months warranty

• 14-day returns policy for complete peace of mind

• Hundreds of vintage Omega watches sold worldwide

• Viewings welcome at our Norwich showroom (by appointment)

💷 Price: £[2,495
📦 Insured worldwide shipping available

This is a classic mid-50s Omega Constellation “Pie-Pan” – one of the most desirable vintage Omega references, boasting chronometer status, gold detailing, and that unmistakable pie-pan dial. Collectors will know how sought after these early references have become.