Vintage Omega Gold Dress Watch with Integrated Brick-Link Bracelet

This is a vintage Omega dress watch, likely dating from the late 1940s to the early 1950s. The garment-style timepiece features a round circular case, approximately 33-35mm in diameter, crafted from what appears to be yellow gold (potentially 14k or 18k given the era). The dial is a classic silver or cream color with minimal patina, featuring applied gold baton hour markers and slim 'dauphine' or 'pencil' style gold hands. It includes a centrally mounted seconds hand and the iconic Omega logo positioned just below the 12 o'clock marker. A standout feature of this specific piece is the highly flexible, multi-row 'brick-link' style bracelet, which shows a sophisticated level of craftsmanship typical of mid-century Swiss horology. The bracelet is finished with a folding clasp that likely bears the Omega hallmark. Regarding condition, the crystal shows some minor surface scratches consistent with its age, and the gold surfaces exhibit a soft, aged patina with light micro-scratching but no significant dents. The watch suggests a manual-wind movement, often found in these thin-profile dress models. The overall aesthetic is one of understated mid-century luxury, reflecting the high-quality manufacturing standards of the post-WWII period.