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: I am contemplating the purchase of a 1962
: vintage Constellation with a diamond dial.
: It has baguettes at the 12, 3, 6, and 9
: position, and a small round diamond at each
: of the other positions. Does anyone know if
: this could be a factory dial, or is it an
: aftermarket upgrade? The piepan dial appears
: original, but I can't find any info on the
: diamonds. Thanks
The only diamond dialed Constellation I recall seeing was one sold at the Omegamania auction, with a lot number around 170.
check www.antiquorum.com and search the catalog for "platinum Constellation" and it will pop up.
Sam
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