Vintage Art Deco Ladies' Wristwatch with Engraved Bezel and Pontiac Stainless Steel Band

This item is an antique or vintage ladies' wristwatch, likely from the Art Deco period, characterized by its rectangular case with stepped or geometric detailing. The watch features a bright metal finish, possibly chrome-plated brass or stainless steel, given the "Pontiac Stainless Steel" marking on the clasp, though other components could be different metals. The watch face is oval-shaped or marquise-shaped, set within the rectangular case, a common design element for the period. The dial itself appears to be a champagne or gold color with applied Arabic numerals, indicating the hours from 1 to 12. The hands are visible, though their exact style (e.g., dauphine, alpha) is not perfectly clear. The crystal covering the dial is curved to accommodate the shape of the dial. The bezel surrounding the dial is intricately engraved with a filigree or floral pattern, contributing to its decorative appeal. The crown for winding/setting the watch is located on the right side of the case and has a fluted or textured surface for grip. The bracelet is a multi-link design, with some links featuring a flattened, possibly decorative, shape, and appears to be made of the same bright metal as the case. There is visible wear consistent with age, particularly on the metal surfaces, which show some surface scratches and possibly slight dulling of the finish, but no major dents or significant damage are apparent. The clasp mechanism is a fold-over style, marked 'Pontiac Stainless Steel', suggesting the bracelet may not be original to the watch head or that Pontiac produced watches that used stainless steel components. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced item of its time, though with a focus on stylistic elements and intricate detailing typical of the era.