This watch used to be an Omega pocket watch. Original case was recycled. We restored the original Omega movement and placed it in a modern case. It is a very well preserved movement. The process this watch went through is called marriage (hence the term, marriage watch). You are looking at a professionally made marriage wrist watch product.Prior to listing this wristwatch for sale we run it through vigorous tests to make sure it keeps time and it will continue serving you like it served its original owner. CASE: New, modern open face engraved gold-plated case. CASES GOLD PLATE THICKNESS: 1.00 - 1.5 microns CASE DIAMETER: 48 mmCASE THICKNESS: 12 mmDIAL: New hand crafted metal dial DIAL DIAMETER: 40 mmCROWN: Exclusively designed by our top horologist hand crafted crown. The most comfortable crown ever created by hand, guaranteed. MOVEMENT: Manual winding. 15 Jewels. It is signed: Omega, SERIAL NUMBER: 5594743 You can check this movement background and validate its authenticity by researching its serial number. Please, note, some of the wearable parts on the movement might be replaced, and custom made to fit, since it is close to impossible to find original parts. This movement is no longer manufactured by Omega. The watch is in fully working condition. Its accuracy is +/- ~5 min a day. We test all our watches multiple times prior to listing it for sale. We test all our watches before shipping them to customers. This is a marriage watch. Vintage Omega mechanism was fit into the new modern case in order to give the movement a second life. It is highly recommended to service this watch once every two-three years. We can do this for you too, per your request. Watch glass: MineralLug size: 22 mmWinding: ManualJewels: 15Paperwork / Box: NoWaterproof / Dustproof: NoWidth: 53 mm (with crown)Height: 56 mm (with strap holders)Case diameter: 48 mmThickness: 12 mm Band material: Double layered Italian Leather. Soft and heavy duty at the same time. Should last you at least 4-5 years of active, every day use. Care Instructions: It is highly recommended to keep this watch away from children, corrosive substances, from any type of magnetic fields and I would not wear them in dusty and high humidity environments (i.e. beaches, deserts, tropical jungles, rainforests).Warranty: All our marriage watches come with 3 year warranty. You would have to ship your watch for warranty service to our New York office. Within first 180 days upon purchase you can return this watch for a full refund. After 180 days we will repair and service it for free. After 180 days return shipping (both ways) will be a responsibility of the buyer. Domestic Shipping:We ship by FedEx fully insured with signature confirmation (if watch cost would require it per eBay policy or at our own discretion). If you wish us to ship by USPS, DHL, TNT or UPS, please, before paying for this watch send us a message. International Shipping:Due to ongoing delays in international shipping services we are going to ship this watch by FedEx International only and fully insured. Please, if you for any reason cannot receive FedEx shipment in your country you can use US mail forwarding service and we will ship your order to your US mail forwarding address. In this case when you place your order, please, add US mail forwarding address as your shipping address in eBay order details. We only ship to the address indicated in eBay order details. No exceptions. Please, Note:This watch is located in New York (United States). We do ship internationally.Any import duties, taxes, and other charges are not included in the item price and are buyers responsibility.I (seller) cannot be held responsible if you (buyer) would have to pay import duties. Thank you for your interest in our listings! Side note: Dear customers, in many instances I am asked to describe how we create our marriage watches. I will try to be brief but at the same time not to miss any important detail in the following text: In most cases, we do the following, we find vintage, antique Omega movements on eBay in any condition. Generally, they are sold with or without a dial in various conditions from completely trashed, to close to very good vintage condition. Trashed movements are used as donors. In most cases, those movements are nonworking. We rarely get them with original pocket watch cases. Pocket watch cases are absent because in many instances original pocket watch cases are made of precious metals and are being recycled (melted). Obtained movements are disassembled completely, cleaned, restored and one of our team members (we have a team of several individuals), a licensed horologist puts all pieces together and tries to make this assembled movement work. In many cases, we have to use so-called donors. Donor is a similar (or sometimes the very same) movement which parts can be used with the movement we try to put to life. If no donor is available and the missing (destroyed) part can be custom made, we order it to be made in Switzerland and shipped to us. Otherwise this movement becomes a donor itself. In instances when we have all necessary parts, upon full assembly, movement is run through vigorous tests. It is adjusted, custom calibrated. Once our horologist is confident that movement is fully operational, other team members either restore the original dial (very rare case, since original dials generally come in very poor condition and therefore recycled) or creates a new dial. After the new deal is done, we try to make this restored movement and new dial fit into one of the standard modern-made wristwatch cases. Those cases are widely available online on many marketplaces. But we try to custom decorate each case, to make them look unique. These cases are prepared ahead of time, they are decorated (engraved) by hand by side employed graver with over 30 years of experience. In most cases these caser are also gold plated to give them rich look. Once movement is placed in a new case, it is a testing phase where for almost 2-3 months our testing guy runs a new wristwatch through a new set of tests. If a watch fails any of these tests it is either calibrated or-and disassembled again and the horologist gives it another look. Basically, these are the steps each one of our watches goes through before it hits the sale floor. Since the creation of each one of our watches involves several individuals, many hours of labor, it adds up to the price of each one of our marriage products. To some, it might look astronomical, but we do price all our watches carefully and try not to price them above market value for each individual movement. Thank you so much for reading this! If you will have any further questions, please, do not hesitate to send me a message or call me directly.