Vintage Omega Dress Watch with Diamond Dial

This is a vintage mid-century Omega dress watch, likely dating from the 1950s or 1960s. The timepiece features a circular stainless steel case with a distinctive gold-toned bezel that shows significant surface wear and plating loss, revealing a base metal or varied patina. The dial is silvered or champagne-toned with a sunburst finish, showing signs of aging and 'spotting' or light oxidation throughout. A notable feature is the presence of small inset diamonds or sparkling stones at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock positions, serving as luxury hour markers alongside stick indexes. The Omega logo and brand name are clearly visible below the 12 o'clock position. The watch is fitted with slender dauphine-style hands. The acrylic crystal displays minor scratches and reflections. It is attached to a heavily textured, burgundy-colored embossed leather strap with an alligator or crocodile pattern, which appears to be a modern replacement. The overall condition is fair to good for its age, showing honest wear on the bezel and lugs, and a charming vintage patina on the dial surface that collectors often value as original state.