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For the discerning collector of vintage gold watches, condition can be quite important. Precious metal should be as pristine as it can be - dial and hands included - and this watch on offer here checks all the boxes.

The long-ish case and dial has a special place in each watch collector's heart - and when we shake ourselves past the fact that we can't all afford a Reverso, there's a huge pool of art deco beauties out there in the vintage work for us to satisfy our Polo Sports Watch craving.

To be honest, I have not seen a dial as awesome as this one. Away from the Pie Pans and DateJusts and Seikos, this freckled gentleman is honest and elegant at the same time. A solid gold watch definitely feels different on your wrist, and one with such a dial makes it a whole lot more awesome. 

For me there's always something special about a solid gold watch - the weight of the case, the particular sheen of a nice precious metal, and how shiny it gets after a quick rub.  This particular piece has a nice story behind it - the way the acrylic crystal and the dial has boil-like texture - and it's really one of the reason I like this piece so much.

This is an early-60s Omega Constellation Ref. 14381-4, one of the most elegant and sought-after variants from the golden era. It carries the iconic pie-pan dial paired with the rarer railroad-minute track, a detail that adds depth, precision, and unmistakable vintage charm.