Vintage Ladies Omega Sapphette ID Help: 14k Gold Bracelet

It looks completely OK to me.
Be aware that the bracelet has been sized to the original owner and it it doesn't fit you, the cost to re-size by a jeweller having to cut/weld the bracelet may be considerable.
Our resident Sapphette detective, @Canuck, may be able to identify the actual watch.

This appears to be an Omega Sapphette. Bracelet is marked 14-karat, so the case likewise should be 14-karat. It is difficult to tell from the pictures, and with no pictures of the movement inside the case, I rather suspect this is a smaller version of the typical Sapphette. The version we usually see has the tonneau shaped Omega calibre 480 in it. But I suspect this one has the smaller round calibre 580 movement in it. I would guess the vintage to be early to mid 1960s. The seller indicates an acrylic crystal, but if this is a Sapphette, the crystal will be synthetic sapphire with faceted circumference. These crystals were lapped to apply the facets, just as the facets on a genuine gemstone were applied. It looks to be in excellent condition, but of course, it is hard to judge the condition of the movement. If the bracelet is too short, it would a goldsmith that would have to do the extension. Not a major challenge. The distinctive style wouldn’t be to every ladie’s taste, but it would get noticed. I suspect the case maker’s information might be engraved inside the case, but being 14-karat gold, I rather suspect the watch wasn’t made for the European market. Possible North America. Markings inside the case should tell more.