Omega constellation pie pan all original reference 14393, cal. 561

The Omega Constellation Pie Pan Reference 14393, powered by the Caliber 561, is a highly sought-after vintage timepiece known for its timeless elegance and precision. Released in the early 1960s, this watch exemplifies Omega’s mastery of horology and design. The "Pie Pan" dial, named for its resemblance to an inverted pie dish, is a defining feature that adds depth and character to the watch face. The meticulous finishing, with sharply faceted hour markers and dauphine hands, reflects the high standards of craftsmanship Omega is known for.  

The Reference 14393 houses the automatic Caliber 561 movement, a chronometer-certified mechanism renowned for its accuracy and reliability. The 561 features a date function and is fitted with a swan-neck regulator for precise adjustments. The case, crafted from stainless steel or gold, measures approximately 34mm, offering a balanced and refined wrist presence. The case back is adorned with the iconic Constellation Observatory medallion, symbolizing Omega's commitment to precision.  

An all-original example of the 14393 is a collector’s dream, with matching hands, dial, and crown contributing to its authenticity and value. Its timeless design and historical significance make it a standout piece in any collection, embodying the golden era of Swiss watchmaking.