1960s Omega Chronometre Officially Certified Constellation 18k Yellow Gold Pie Pan Dial 2699

This is an exceptionally well-preserved and extremely rare 18k yellow gold Circa 1960s Omega "Constellation" dress watch reference 2699, featuring a fantastic aged golden pie pan dial with applied gold arrowhead hour markers and matching dauphine hands. This fantastic example comes on its ultra rare original 18k yellow gold brick-like bracelet.

The Omega Constellation reference 2699 in solid 18k yellow gold from the 1960s represents a compelling intersection of elegance, horological heritage, and precision certification. As one of the first pieces in the Omega “Pie Pan” dial lineage, reference 2699 introduced the now-iconic faceted dial design—so named because the outer rim of the dial slopes downward in twelve segments, resembling an upside-down pie tin.  In its typical configuration the 2699 features a screw-down case-back (hence the “SC” variant in some listings), an 18k yellow gold case, applied gold arrowhead hour markers, dauphine hands, and the signature “Chronometre Officially Certified” text on the dial—indicative of its chronometer-grade movement (the calibre 354 bumper automatic). It has become a highly sought-after collector’s piece for those who appreciate vintage luxury with pedigree.

The watch is in excellent condition, showing only light signs of wear or minor scratches, which are to be expected for a piece of its age. All our watches are thoroughly inspected by our expert watchmaker and come with a 3 months guarantee. However, since this particular piece has been fully serviced, it includes a 1-year mechanical guarantee.