Vintage Omega 'Marriage' Watch with Chronograph Complication

This item is a vintage Omega 'marriage' watch, which typically consists of an antique pocket watch movement and dial housed in a modern custom wristwatch case. The timepiece features a white enamel or porcelain dial with prominent black Roman numeral hour markers and an outer track with Arabic numerals for minute/second intervals. A defining characteristic is the sub-dial located at the 12 o'clock position (traditional for pocket watch orientations), featuring a blued steel hand. The main hands are ornate, 'Louis XIV' or 'Filigree' style blackened steel, complemented by a thin center-mounted seconds hand. The brand 'OMEGA' is printed in a serif font, notably inverted relative to the current 6 o'clock position, indicating the dial was repurposed from an open-face pocket watch. The stainless steel or nickel-plated case appears to be a modern replacement with elongated lugs fitted to a brown textured leather strap. Regarding condition, there is a visible hairline fracture on the enamel dial extending from the 6 o'clock marker toward the center, which is common in older porcelain dials. The glass crystal shows minor surface scratches, and there is slight oxidation on the hands. The craftsmanship is high, reflecting early 20th-century horological standards, though the 'marriage' nature suggests a conversion likely performed in the late 20th or early 21st century to make the historic movement wearable.