Vintage Atlanta Braves 'Chief Wahoo' Logo Wristwatch

This is a vintage wristwatch featuring the controversial 'Chief Wahoo' logo, formerly associated with the Cleveland Indians (now Guardians) but in this instance, seemingly repurposed or misattributed to the Atlanta Braves, likely by a third-party manufacturer or as a novelty item. The watch has a circular, brass-toned or bronze-toned metal case, showing some signs of wear and possibly oxidation consistent with age and use. The dial is off-white or cream-colored, with black Arabic numerals for the hours (though some are partially obscured or missing, specifically the '3' and '9' which are replaced by the logo), and a red dot at the 12 position. The most prominent feature is the colorful 'Chief Wahoo' caricature occupying a significant portion of the dial, centered below the 12. The watch has three hands: an hour hand, a minute hand, and a second hand, all in an orange or light brown color, providing a contrast against the light dial. Below the center of the hands, the word 'QUARTZ' is visible, indicating a quartz movement. The watch is attached to a wide, padded brown leather strap, which shows noticeable wear, creasing, and darkening, especially where it might have been buckled. A small, oval-shaped metal emblem, possibly a manufacturer's logo or a branded detail, is affixed to one side of the strap. The overall aesthetic suggests a collectible or fan merchandise item, likely from the late 20th century. The condition indicates regular use, with expected scuffs and patina on the metal and leather, but no obvious major damage like cracks in the crystal. Given the 'Chief Wahoo' logo, the watch's origin is somewhat ambiguous if it is genuinely intended as Atlanta Braves merchandise, as this mascot is historically linked to a different franchise. This unusual detail could make it a unique collectible for sports memorabilia enthusiasts.