A modern OMEGA Constellation Pie Pan. A 38mm or 42mm (+?), who'd stand in line?
I'm always amazed brands, big brands such as this, try to figure out how to sell watches.
Seems a modern Pie Pan would crush it. If you must, do the reduced 38mm's. But I'll be waiting for anything 41mm '+'.
Don't overthink it. Mimick it, just scale it up. A 42mm 18K gold version would be the pride of my collection.
How about you? Anyone else interested in a modern-day Pie Pan?
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RJ
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Globemaster has a pie-pan dial. Annual calendar version is 41mm
Globemaster has a pie-pan dial. Annual calendar version is 41mm
Thank you. Yes, I've seen them. They're just not the original 'old school' look I love.
Plus, the fluted bezel? Yeah, a big 'no' for me.
Thank you. Yes, I've seen them. They're just not the original 'old school' look I love.
Plus, the fluted bezel? Yeah, a big 'no' for me.
It's not for everyone, like any watch. I enjoy it though. The only Omega that worked for me.
It's not for everyone, like any watch. I enjoy it though. The only Omega that worked for me.
Certainly, tastes & preferences vary. Look at the De Ville Hour Vision. It is so close to being a 'pie pan.'