Omega Marriage Watch with Enamel Dial

This item is an Omega 'marriage watch,' which is a timepiece created by housing an original vintage pocket watch movement and dial in a modern wristwatch case. The white enamel dial is a classic early 20th-century style, featuring bold black Roman numeral hour markers and a railroad-style outer minute track with Arabic numerals at five-minute intervals. It includes a small seconds sub-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The hands are ornate 'Louis XIV' or cathedral-style in heat-blued steel, which provide a striking contrast against the pale dial. The stainless steel case appears modern and oversized, typically measuring 45-48mm to accommodate the large pocket watch caliber inside. It features a large, oversized onion-style crown at the 3 o'clock position. The watch is mounted on a brown pebbled leather strap with yellow contrast stitching. Noteworthy condition issues include visible hairline cracks on the enamel dial specifically between the 12 and 2 o'clock positions and near the 5 o'clock marker, which is common in antique porcelain dials. The 'Omega' branding is simple and sans-serif, consistent with early to mid-20th-century aesthetic eras (circa 1910-1930s movement age). Overall, while the internal movement and dial are likely authentic vintage Omega components, the external casing is a contemporary conversion piece meant for wearable display.