Pulsar Two-Tone Quartz Bracelet Watch

This is a vintage Pulsar quartz wristwatch featuring a distinctive late 20th-century two-tone aesthetic. The watch is constructed with a stainless steel case and a matching five-link integrated bracelet, characterized by polished gold-toned center links flanked by brushed steel outer links. The bezel is gold-plated, featuring four prominent decorative rider tabs at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions, suggesting a nautical or diver-inspired fashion style. The dial is dark charcoal or black with a matte finish, protected by a mineral crystal that shows visible surface scratches across its center. The watch face features non-numeric baton hour markers and a gold-toned handset, accented by a bright red sweeping seconds hand which provides a sharp color contrast. The text on the dial reads 'PULSAR QUARTZ' at the 12 o'clock position and 'WATER RESIST' at the 6 o'clock position, along with small movement indices at the very bottom. Condition-wise, the timepiece shows signs of regular wear, including scuffing on the stainless steel, fading of the gold-plating on the crown and bezel edges, and debris caught within the bracelet links. The watch likely dates to the 1990s, representative of the mass-market quartz movement era where Pulsar functioned as a subsidiary of Seiko.