Vintage Omega Gold Bracelet Cover Watch

The covered watch bracelet has a Limoges enameled portrait covered lid and is adorned with ten slides. The slides are set with cameos and various gemstones (carnelian, coral, shell,...

Possess an ornate bracelet and a stylish watch in one piece, with this vintage Omega watch with hand made 18k Diamond gold brascelet This Vinatge watch has intricate scroll hand Eng...

14 Karat Gold Omega Bracelet. The width of the bracelet is 4mm thick. The necklace has a box closure and safety eight. Stamped on the tongue is R a...

A stunning Art Deco 0.78 carat ruby and 0.20 carat diamond, 18 karat yellow gold and 18 karat white gold set Omega watch; part of our diverse vintage jewelry collections. This stunning, fine and impressive vintage ladies Omega gold watch has been crafted in 18 k yellow gold with an 18k white gold setting. The watch has a rectangular dial with Roman numerals at twelve, three, six and nine, in addition to simple applied bead hour markers. The face clearly displays the maker's mark 'OMEGA' and is fitted with pencil hands. This manual wind watch is fitted with a plain crown/winder, placed discreetly within the watch frame. The rectangular frame is fitted with a lobed row design hinged push fit cover, embellished with ten 18k white gold pavé set eight-cut diamonds to the center row. Sixteen square cut rubies are displayed to the outer rows within 18k yellow gold channel settings. The bracelet of this Art Deco watch consists of seven larger plain and unembellished lobed links, which articulate via a single lobed link to the outer borders of the bracelet. The watch secures with a longer clip clasp style fastening in the same design as the bracelet links, and benefits from the additional security of a fine link safety chain. The watch is hallmarked to the reverse of the caseback with the gold guarantee marks '18k' and '750'. This authentic 1950s watch is fitted with a manual wind Omega Watch Company 15 jewels, unadjusted Swiss movement. This stunning Art Deco Omega watch...