Jaguar 'Split-time' 100m Chronograph Watch

This is a two-tone men's chronograph wristwatch branded 'Jaguar,' likely from the late 1990s or early 2000s. The watch features a champagne-gold sunray dial with three snailing sub-dials positioned at the 2, 6, and 10 o'clock marks. Notable dial elements include a date aperture at 4 o'clock, the 'Split-time' designation, and '100m' water resistance marking. The dial is signed 'Swiss Made' at the bottom, indicating a Swiss quartz movement. The case is constructed from stainless steel with a gold-tone scalloped bezel and a matching gold-tone crown. The integrated bracelet is a two-tone 'oyster-style' design with gold-accented center links and visible screw-head detailing on the lugs. In terms of condition, the watch shows significant signs of wear consistent with age and regular use. There is noticeable scratching on the crystal, particularly a deep scuff near the 8 o'clock marker. The gold plating on the bezel and bracelet links is showing significant thinning and fading, especially on the raised edges. The stainless steel components exhibit fine surface scratches throughout. The red chronograph seconds hand remains vibrant, providing a sharp contrast against the gold dial. While the 'Jaguar' brand is often associated with the luxury car manufacturer, this specific timepiece was likely produced under license by the Festina Group, representing a mid-tier lifestyle accessory from that period.