Omega - Railway - 5260773 - 1900-1949





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Omega railway pocket watch with a manual-wind movement dating from circa 1906–1907, open-face case over 50 mm in diameter, nickel or silveroid case, model Railway, reference 5260773, weight 86 g, in working order with fair wear and ships insured.
Description from the seller
This is an early 20th-century Omega pocket watch, dating to circa 1906–1907.
Movement
Manufacturer: Omega
Type: Mechanical, manual-wind
Jeweling: Likely 15 jewels (typical for this Omega grade)
Regulator: Marked “F–A / S–R” (Fast–Slow / Avance–Retard), confirming Swiss origin
Finish: Gilt (gold-colored) movement plates
Serial number: ~5,260,713, which places production around 1906
Dial
Material: White enamel
Numerals: Black Roman numerals with an outer red/orange 13–24 hour track (continental/railway style)
Sub-seconds: Small seconds at 6 o’clock
Hands: Blued steel spade-style hands (period correct)
Condition: Visible hairline cracks and wear consistent with age
Case
Type: Open-face pocket watch case
Material: Likely nickel or silveroid (not solid silver or gold)
Markings: Omega logo stamped inside the case back
Case serial: 5,934,569 (case numbers are separate from movement numbers)
Condition: Honest wear, surface scratches, oxidation/patina consistent with over 100 years of age
Overall Character
This is a classic Swiss gentleman’s pocket watch from the Edwardian era, built for reliability and everyday use rather than luxury. The Roman numeral dial with 24-hour markings was popular in Europe in the early 1900s.
Summary
Brand: Omega
Type: Pocket watch
Date: Circa 1906–1907
Origin: Switzerland
Style: Early 20th-century railroad/continental design
This is an early 20th-century Omega pocket watch, dating to circa 1906–1907.
Movement
Manufacturer: Omega
Type: Mechanical, manual-wind
Jeweling: Likely 15 jewels (typical for this Omega grade)
Regulator: Marked “F–A / S–R” (Fast–Slow / Avance–Retard), confirming Swiss origin
Finish: Gilt (gold-colored) movement plates
Serial number: ~5,260,713, which places production around 1906
Dial
Material: White enamel
Numerals: Black Roman numerals with an outer red/orange 13–24 hour track (continental/railway style)
Sub-seconds: Small seconds at 6 o’clock
Hands: Blued steel spade-style hands (period correct)
Condition: Visible hairline cracks and wear consistent with age
Case
Type: Open-face pocket watch case
Material: Likely nickel or silveroid (not solid silver or gold)
Markings: Omega logo stamped inside the case back
Case serial: 5,934,569 (case numbers are separate from movement numbers)
Condition: Honest wear, surface scratches, oxidation/patina consistent with over 100 years of age
Overall Character
This is a classic Swiss gentleman’s pocket watch from the Edwardian era, built for reliability and everyday use rather than luxury. The Roman numeral dial with 24-hour markings was popular in Europe in the early 1900s.
Summary
Brand: Omega
Type: Pocket watch
Date: Circa 1906–1907
Origin: Switzerland
Style: Early 20th-century railroad/continental design

