Crown may well be gold plated as many crowns are. Not a biggie.
So there is no Omega symbol or stamp on the back of the clasp? If not, the bracelet could have been purchased at point of sale (quite a common occurrence in the 60s) or later. Never-the-less it looks good with the watch.
I can't see any reason for complaint, unless the seller specifically stated things about the watch that have been shown to be inaccurate. $550 for this watch is not unreasonable in my opinion. Serviced every four years or thereabouts this piece has the potential to out-tick you, and so I would be quite chuffed about the acquisition. An elegant jewelery watch with a couple of nice diamonds of this quality and brand if manufactured today would set you back thousands.
May be worth sourcing a good independent watchmaker so as to have him check if the movement still has oil in it. Good lubrication is the key to longevity.
Cheers
Desmond
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