Timex Square Appraisal

Timex Quartz Gold-Tone Square Wristwatch

This item is a vintage-style men's or unisex wristwatch, featuring a gold-tone case and a matching gold-tone dial. The watch has a distinct square or tonneau-shaped case with slightly rounded edges, characteristic of designs from the 1970s or 1980s. The dial is a brushed gold color, providing a subtle texture, and is marked with simple black stick hour markers, with a double stick marker at the 12 o'clock position. The hands are also black, designed in a dauphine or stick style, with a thin black second hand. The watch face clearly displays 'TIMEX QUARTZ' written in black lettering below the 12 o'clock marker, indicating it is powered by a quartz movement, a widely popular and accurate technology from its era. The watch crown, used for setting the time, is visible on the right side of the case and appears to be in its original gold-tone finish. The lugs for attaching a strap are visible, showing the watch is currently missing its strap, with only the spring bars or remnants of strap attachment in place. The overall condition appears to be relatively good for its age, though there might be minor surface scratches consistent with use. There are no visible major dents, cracks, or significant tarnishing, but a closer inspection would be needed to confirm the integrity of the gold-tone plating. The crystal appears clear, though minor scuffs are possible. The absence of a strap means the item is not complete as a wearable watch and would require a new strap for functionality. This piece represents a common, mass-produced watch from the period, valued more for its nostalgic appeal or basic timekeeping function than for precious materials or high horological value.