Generic Quartz Analog Wristwatch with Black Faux-Alligator Strap

This is a simple, analog quartz wristwatch featuring a silver-tone metal case and a black faux-alligator leather strap. The watch has a round white dial with black Arabic numeral hour markers from 1 to 12. A minute track is present along the outer edge of the dial, marked with small black dots. The watch has three hands: a black hour hand, a black minute hand, and a thin silver-tone second hand. The word "QUARTZ" is printed in small black capital letters just above the 6 o'clock position, indicating its movement type. A small, subtle marking or logo, possibly an 'M' or 'W' shaped symbol, is visible below the 12 o'clock position on the dial, above the central pivot for the hands. The metal case appears to be base metal or stainless steel, with a polished finish showing some minor surface scuffs consistent with typical wear. The crown, used for setting the time, is visible on the right side of the case and appears to be intact but has a slight chip or imperfection visible on its edge. The black strap has a textured, alligator-like pattern, though it is likely synthetic or bonded leather given its appearance. There are no prominent maker's marks or model numbers visible on the face or case from the provided image, suggesting it may be a generic brand or an older, less prominent model. The watch appears to be in working condition, with the hands clearly visible. The overall aesthetic suggests a functional, everyday timepiece, likely from the late 20th to early 21st century.