Casio Digital Watch with Yellow Bezel

This item is a vintage-style digital wristwatch, likely a Casio from the late 20th or early 21st century. The watch features a rectangular digital display within a black plastic or resin case. A prominent, worn yellow bezel frames the black case, providing a contrasting color element. Above the digital display, 'CASIO' is clearly visible in white lettering, centered. Below the brand name, there are five dots with 'S' and 'W' labels on either side, possibly indicating button functions (set, mode, start/stop, lap/reset, light) or day of the week indicators. Below the display, a small 'JAPAN' marking is visible, along with a snowflake or star-like symbol, which could be a model-specific indicator or part of the branding. The digital screen itself shows visible scratches and wear, consistent with prolonged use. The watch is attached to a black strap, which appears to be made of a flexible material such as rubber, resin, or possibly leather with a heavily worn, glossy finish. The strap shows significant signs of wear, including creasing, surface abrasions, and dulling of its original sheen, suggesting it has been used extensively or exposed to elements. The overall condition of the watch suggests it is used and shows considerable wear and tear, particularly on the bezel and strap. The construction appears to be typical of mass-produced digital watches from its era, prioritizing functionality and affordability. The yellow bezel is a unique cosmetic feature that distinguishes it from more common all-black or silver-toned models.