1952 Omega Constellation Honeycomb Ref. 2652

£4,350.00

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A Collector’s Treasure: 1952 Omega Chronometer in 18-Carat Gold Reference 2652, Caliber 352.

Some watches do more than tell time—they tell stories. Designed in 1952, this exceptional Omega is a rare survivor from an era when craftsmanship and elegance defined Swiss watchmaking.

Its 18-carat yellow gold case, now bearing a warm, natural patina, speaks of a life well lived, while the two-tone honeycomb dial draws the eye with its unique depth and texture. The dauphine hands and arrowhead markers catch the light in a way only vintage Omega can achieve.

Inside beats a chronometer-rated Caliber 352 movement, adjusted to five positions and timed with a precision that placed Omega among the world’s finest. It was built not just to be worn, but to endure.

This is not simply a watch—it is a piece of history, an artefact of style and innovation, and a rarity that can no longer be bought new. For the discerning collector, it represents Omega at its most timeless.
Watches equipped with the Calibre 352 are rarer than those with more standard Omega movements (like the 30mm family), making them more sought after.

Collectors often prize the combination of historical value, mechanical craftsmanship, and rarity.

Some Calibre 352 watches were also used in chronometer-rated or “special” editions, which elevates their prestige.

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