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:6368553 which places production around 1906 Dial Material: White enamel damage 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: 7743263(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