Sturla Dyregrov — watch collection

About Sturla Dyregrov’s watch collection

Sturla Dyregrov is a Norwegian author, psychologist, and researcher with decades of work focused on grief, trauma, and crisis psychology. He is widely regarded as one of Scandinavia's foremost voices on bereavement and loss, having written numerous books and academic papers that have shaped how grief is understood and treated across Norway and beyond. His work has reached both professional audiences — clinicians, counsellors, and emergency responders — and the general public, making him a respected and recognisable figure in Norwegian intellectual life.

Off the page, Dyregrov has been photographed wearing at least one watch that suggests considered, rather than casual, taste in horology. The Sturla Dyregrov watch collection, as documented in our database, currently features a single but notable sighting: the Omega Constellation Double Eagle Co-Axial Chronograph in 18k rose gold. This is not an entry-level or widely circulated Omega reference. Produced in the mid-2000s, the Constellation Double Eagle was a bold departure from Omega's more conservative dress watch designs, featuring an angular cushion case, a black ceramic-style bezel with incised Roman numerals, and a two-register chronograph dial combining black and silver with rose gold-toned subsidiary dials. It is a piece that requires a degree of confidence to wear.

The choice of this particular Omega — substantial, warm-toned, and from a line that has since been discontinued — points to someone who is not simply following current trends. The Double Eagle in rose gold sits in a niche between sporty and dressy, and its relative scarcity today gives it a quiet collectibility. For a writer whose professional life centres on depth and complexity, it is perhaps fitting that the one watch we have on record carries more layers than it might first appear.