Two-Tone Analog Quartz Wristwatch with Expansion Band

This item is an analog quartz wristwatch featuring a two-tone design, combining gold-tone and silver-tone metals. The watch has a circular case with a prominent gold-tone bezel and silver-tone lugs, creating a classic aesthetic. The white dial is clean and minimalist, displaying gold-tone baton hour markers for three, nine, and six o'clock (indicated by 'VI'), while the twelve o'clock position is marked by Roman numerals 'XII'. The remaining hour positions are marked with smaller gold-tone dashes. The hands are also gold-tone, with a slender minute hand and a slightly broader hour hand. There is no visible second hand or date complication. The crystal appears clear with no immediate visible scratches or cracks, although closer inspection would be required to confirm. The watch is fitted with an expansion band, which is also two-toned, alternating between gold-tone and silver-tone segments, characteristic of many vintage or economically priced watches. The band exhibits some wear, particularly on the gold-tone sections, where the plating may be thinning or discolored in areas due to regular use and friction. The overall condition suggests moderate use, with minor surface scratches potentially present on the metal components. The crown, located on the right side of the watch case, is gold-toned and appears to be in good working condition. Based on the style and general construction, this watch likely dates from the late 20th century, possibly the 1980s or 1990s, when two-tone designs and quartz movements were popular for everyday wear. The build quality appears to be standard for a fashion or casual watch of that era, prioritizing aesthetics and basic functionality.