I can't find a similar dial anywhere on the Internet. The case is silver and the lugs look they were added a very long time ago. The numbers on both the movement and case put this pocket watch around 1915. But are they real? II just want a cool conversation piece. Thanks in advance for yourhelp.

 

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this conversion pocket watch.

 

Hey,if you like it that's good for you, just don't pay more than a few dollars for it

 

The case and movement are original Omega (caliber 13 SO I think), the dial is not. It probably had an enamel dial originally. If you can find an original dial sometime, it will be worth more than a few bucks. It is the right age that it could actually have been made as a wristwatch, as some of these early omegas were, though the style of the lugs & crown position makes me doubt it.

 

Pocket Watches are for pockets, IMHO. And a watch that is 50mm +/- across is just too much for me. But what matters is if you like it, but as stated above you shouldn't spend too much for it.

 

Ok, now noticing the size, no question it is a pocket watch conversion.

 

Thanks for your help.

 

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