Vintage Ladies' Two-Tone Bracelet Watch

This is a vintage ladies' wrist watch featuring a striking two-tone design. The watch has a rectangular or tonneau-shaped black watch face, possibly with a subtle textured or sunburst finish, accented by gold-colored hour markers. The hands appear to be a simple stick or Dauphine style, also in a gold tone. A prominent gold-colored bezel outlines the watch face, complementing the overall aesthetic. The watch is attached to an articulated metal bracelet composed of alternating black and gold-colored links. Each link is relatively thin and rectangular, contributing to a sleek, segmented appearance. The gold elements within the bracelet appear to be central strips or accents running along the length of each black link. The watch crown, though partially obscured, seems to be located on the right side of the watch case. The overall construction suggests a mass-produced timepiece from the mid-to-late 20th century, likely between the 1970s and 1990s, given its style. There are no visible prominent manufacturer's marks from the image, but the design hints at a fashion watch brand. The condition shows some signs of wear, particularly on the metallic surfaces of the band and possibly the case, suggesting prior use. Fading or minor scratches may be present on the black PVD or enamel coating of the links, and the gold plating on both the links and the case might exhibit some loss or tarnishing appropriate for its age. The clasp mechanism is not clearly visible, but it appears to be a standard folding clasp. The craftsmanship appears to be typical for a stylish, accessible timepiece of its era, focusing on aesthetic appeal rather than high horological complexity.