Seiko Ladies' Gold-Tone Quartz Bracelet Watch with Black Dial

This is a vintage ladies' dress watch, identified as a Seiko model, likely from the late 1980s or early 1990s. The piece features a rectangular gold-tone base-metal case with a polished finish. The slim profile is matched by an integrated, multi-link gold-tone bracelet that tapers toward the jewelry-style clasp. The dial is a deep black lacquer finish, accented by a single faux-diamond or crystal marker at the 12 o'clock position and two slender gold-tone hands. No other numerals or minute tracks are present, emphasizing a minimalist 'cocktail' aesthetic. The glass is a flat mineral crystal. Visible wear includes slight surface scratching on the metal bracelet and minor discoloration on the clasp, which is common for gold-plated watches of this age. The movement is quartz, requiring a battery for operation. The construction represents mid-range consumer jewelry craftsmanship typical of Japanese mass production from this era, prioritizing slim proportions and elegance over horological complexity. The bracelet links appear to be folded metal rather than solid, which is a standard quality indicator for this specific vintage range. Overall, the watch is in fair to good aesthetic condition.