1962 Omega Constellation Pie Pan 14902 62 SC

The 1962 Omega Constellation ref. 14902-62 SC is a superb expression of Omega's pursuit of precision and elegance during the golden age of Swiss watchmaking.

Its beautifully proportioned 35mm stainless steel case frames one of the most desirable dial designs in vintage horology—the iconic platinum-coloured Pie Pan. With its distinctive faceted shape, applied hour markers, and crisp detailing, the dial offers a level of depth and character that continues to captivate collectors more than six decades later.

Beneath the dial sits the highly respected automatic Calibre 561 movement, a chronometer-certified powerhouse renowned for its accuracy, reliability, and refined performance. Paired with a premium black leather strap, the watch delivers a timeless aesthetic that remains effortlessly stylish in any setting.

Presented with an Omega travel case, this exceptional Constellation is a testament to Omega's rich heritage, combining mechanical excellence, understated luxury, and enduring vintage appeal in one remarkable package.

• Manufacturer: Omega
• Country of origin: Switzerland
• Serial no.: 1941****
• Year built: 1962
• Model: Constellation 14902 62 SC
• Functions: Hours, Minutes, Sweep Seconds.
• Case material: Stainless Steel
• Case markings (outside): Observatory Logo
• Case markings (inside): Omega Watch Co | Swiss Made.
• Case condition: Good condition no scratches to the crystal, very minor markings to the case as expected for the age.
• Dimensions: 35mm diameter (excluding crowns), 36.5mm including crown.
• Dial: Platinum Pie Pan dial with Black and Silver hour markers.
• Hands: Silver and black with Silver sweeping seconds hand.
• Movement type: High grade, Cal. 561, automatic, shock resistant.
• Movement markings: Omega Watch Co. Swiss. 1941****, Cal 561, Omega Logo
• Band: Premium black leather strap.
• Serviced: Yes, cleaned and oiled.
  

 THIS WATCH ALSO COMES WITH OMEGA TRAVEL CASE

Things to consider:

The watches we sell are all either Manual or Automatic movements. Knowing this is an important aspect of your purchase, as the movement type defines how the watch will run. Check out the above description to confirm the movement type, then head to the "So What Now?" section of our site for further information on movements; advice on looking after your vintage watch; and answers to some more frequently asked questions!

Due to the nature of vintage timepieces, their age means that 100% waterproofing cannot be guaranteed. 

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