Omega - 8932712 - 1900-1949

Overview
This antique Omega mechanical pocket watch has a complete period character, featuring a white dial with black Arabic numerals, an outer 13 to 24 hour scale, and subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock. The inner case cover is marked 0.800, with the Omega emblem, Swiss Made marking, and case number 8932712. The dust cover carries Omega medal decoration and a Swedish presentation inscription, while the watch is accompanied by an antique pocket watch chain. The main highlights are the Omega branding, 0.800 silver case, commemorative dust cover, and complete watch-and-chain presentation.
Technical and condition details
Type: Antique Omega mechanical pocket watch
Winding: Crown-wind
Function: Running when tested. No long-term accuracy test has been performed.
Dial layout: White dial with black Arabic numerals, outer 13 to 24 hour scale, and subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock
Dial features: Omega signature below 12 o’clock, ornate gold-toned hands, clear subsidiary seconds dial, and good overall readability
Case: 0.800 silver case, inner cover marked with Omega triangle emblem, 0.800 silver mark, Swiss Made, and number 8932712. The back case has fine engine-turned decoration and a central MM monogram
Movement: Omega Swiss mechanical movement, 15 Jewels, gilt plate construction, movement number approximately 8065872
Diameter: Approximately 48.84 mm
Weight: Approximately 72.47 g
Accessories: Antique pocket watch chain included
Condition: The case shows normal surface scratches, oxidation, edge wear, and age-related traces. The dial remains clear overall, with light hairlines and small local marks. Overall, the watch is in honest antique condition, with good display appeal as a watch-and-chain set.
Collector’s highlights
Omega pocket watch with brand association on the dial, inner cover, dust cover, and movement
0.800 silver case with clear silver mark and case number
Omega medal dust cover with Swedish presentation inscription and strong period character
Comes with an antique pocket watch chain for a more complete presentation
Final note
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