Omega Constellation DeLuxe PiePan Arrow Head 18K Yellow Gold Ref 2852 from 1958

Omega Constellation DeLuxe PiePan Arrow Head 18K Yellow Gold Ref 2852 from 1958Omega Constellation De Luxe Pie Pan Ref. 2852 1958, 18K Yellow Gold An icon of mid century Swiss watchmaking, the Omega Constellation De Luxe Ref. 2852 represents the very pinnacle of Omegas post war chronometric excellence. Produced in 1956, this reference belongs to the golden age of the Constellation linewhen Omega combined cutting edge precision with luxurious execution reserved for its most discerning clientele. This is not merely a

Omega Constellation De Luxe “Pie Pan” Ref. 2852 – 1958, 18K Yellow Gold

An icon of mid-century Swiss watchmaking, the Omega Constellation De Luxe Ref. 2852 represents the very pinnacle of Omega’s post-war chronometric excellence. Produced in 1956, this reference belongs to the golden age of the Constellation line—when Omega combined cutting-edge precision with luxurious execution reserved for its most discerning clientele.

This is not merely a Constellation; it is the De Luxe variant—distinguished by its solid gold dial, refined details, and elevated finishing—made in limited numbers and seldom encountered in such original, well-preserved condition.

Solid Gold “Pie Pan” Dial – The Hallmark of Excellence

At the heart of this watch lies its most defining feature: a solid 18K gold pie pan dial, a signature of the finest early Constellations. The twelve-faceted stepped dial catches the light beautifully, offering depth and character that flat dials simply cannot match.

Applied arrowhead indexes, also in solid gold, add both visual strength and elegance, while the original solid gold hands complete a harmonious and unmistakably luxurious composition. The dial remains original and untouched, preserving its crisp geometry and authentic vintage charm.

This is a dial that instantly communicates prestige, precision, and Omega’s obsession with detail.

Heavy 18K Yellow Gold Case – Timeless & Honest

The 35mm case is crafted entirely from solid 18K yellow gold, substantial and reassuring on the wrist. It retains excellent proportions and presence, with only light surface oxidation—an honest result of long-term storage in a safe rather than wear.

The caseback proudly features the Constellation Observatory medallion, symbolizing Omega’s dominance in chronometer competitions during the era. The overall condition speaks to careful ownership and originality rather than restoration.

An original Omega faceted crown remains in place, a detail often lost over time and highly valued by collectors.

Calibre 505 – Chronometer Pedigree

Powering the watch is the legendary Omega Calibre 505, a chronometer-rated automatic movement celebrated for its robustness, elegance, and long-term reliability. Fully serviced, it runs smoothly, keeps accurate time, and exemplifies Omega’s technical mastery of the 1950s.

This movement was among Omega’s finest automatic calibers of the period, designed specifically to meet stringent chronometer standards.

Thoughtful Details & Wearability

• Plexiglass crystal, period-correct

• Brand new handmade leather strap from Belgium, chosen to complement the warmth of the yellow gold

• Case size: approximately 35mm, ideal vintage proportions with strong wrist presence

• Serial number: 15,833,417, dating production to circa 1956

Key Details:

• Reference: 2852

• Year: 1956

• Model: Omega Constellation De Luxe “Pie Pan”

• Movement: Omega Cal. 505 (Automatic, chronometer-rated, fully serviced)

• Case: Solid 18K Yellow Gold

• Dial: Original solid gold pie pan dial with arrowhead indexes

• Hands: Original solid gold

• Crown: Original Omega faceted crown

• Crystal: Plexiglass

• Strap: Handmade leather strap (Belgium)

• Caseback: Observatory medallion

• Condition: Excellent, all original, exceptionally well preserved
  

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Why This Watch?

Early Constellation De Luxe models occupy a special place in Omega history. They represent the brand at its most ambitious—technically uncompromising, aesthetically refined, and unapologetically luxurious. Solid gold dials were reserved only for the most exclusive pieces, produced in far smaller numbers than standard Constellations.

This Ref. 2852 is an outstanding example: original, honest, mechanically sound, and visually striking. For the collector seeking a true mid-century icon—one that blends chronometric heritage with understated gold luxury—this Omega Constellation De Luxe stands as a benchmark reference and a cornerstone-worthy piece in any serious vintage collection.