Battery Watch Appraisal

Men's Quartz Wristwatch

The item is a men's quartz wristwatch, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed with a contemporary aesthetic. It features a circular watch face with a dark, possibly charcoal grey or black, dial that has a subtle sunburst or matte finish. The hour markers are represented by small, round, silver-toned or white 'dots,' arranged in a minimalist fashion. The 'QUARTZ' designation is visible on the lower half of the dial, indicating its movement type. The watch has three hands: an hour hand, a minute hand, and a second hand, all appearing to be silver-toned. The watch case and integrated bracelet are made of a polished silver-toned metal, likely stainless steel or a plated base metal, given the visible wear. The bracelet consists of solid links with a combination finish, possibly some polished and some brushed sections, although the image primarily shows polished surfaces. Visible condition issues include significant scratching and scuffing on the watch crystal, particularly noticeable across the upper half of the display, which affects readability and aesthetics. The metal surfaces of both the case and the bracelet show numerous scratches and signs of wear consistent with regular use, suggesting it is not a new item. There is some dirt or grime accumulation visible in the crevices of the bracelet links. No specific brand name or manufacturer's mark is clearly discernible on the dial from the provided image, apart from 'QUARTZ'. The overall impression is of a utilitarian, fashion-oriented watch rather than a high-end luxury piece, given the apparent material quality and visible wear.