Gold Omega ladies' pocket watch - Switzerland, circa 1900 - Round case with hamm…

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Gold Omega ladies' pocket watch - Switzerland, circa 1900 - Round case with hammered finish, cream-colored dial with Arabic numerals for hours and dot minute scale, small second, Louis XV hands, manual winding. Red gold 14 ct. Stamped with fineness "585" and squirrel hallmark, crown and company stamp, dust cover marked "Grand Prix Paris 1900". Ø 2.9 cm. - Dial damaged. - Not tested for wear.

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Gold Omega ladies' pocket watch - Switzerland, circa 1900 -

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