Vintage Gold Tone Women's Dress Watch

This is a vintage gold tone women's dress watch, likely from the mid-20th century, characterized by its elegant and somewhat petite design. The watch features a cushion-shaped case with softly rounded corners, presenting a cohesive, all-gold-tone appearance. The dial is square-ish with a textured, brushed, or possibly linen-like finish, and appears to have applied stick hour markers, though these are not sharply defined in the image. The hands are simple, slender batons in a matching gold tone. The watch is attached to a flexible, finely woven mesh bracelet, also in a consistent gold tone, which terminates in a deployant clasp mechanism. A small safety chain is visible on one side of the clasp, a common feature in older women's watches designed to prevent loss. The overall condition shows signs of age, with some visible wear and tarnishing on the gold-tone finish, particularly on the case edges and bracelet, suggesting regular use over many years. There are no clear manufacturer's marks or signatures visible on the dial, however, the overall aesthetic suggests a period likely between the 1950s and 1970s. The craftsmanship, though simple, appears to be of reasonable quality for a fashion or mid-range dress watch of its era, intended for everyday elegance rather than high luxury. The watch's small size and delicate proportions further reinforce its identity as a women's accessory.