Gold-Tone Quartz Watch with Black Dial and Faux Lizard Strap

This is a circular wrist watch featuring a gold-tone metallic case, likely composed of base metal with a thin gold-colored plating. The watch face is a deep, solid black with a minimalist design, lacking numerical markers. Instead, it features a single decorative element, likely a small crystal or diamond chip, positioned at the 12 o'clock mark. The watch hands are gold-toned and includes a thin second hand. Text on the bottom of the dial indicates 'DIAMOND' and 'QUARTZ', suggesting it is battery-powered. The case shows visible signs of wear, including minor scratches, scuffing on the bezel, and potential plating loss near the lugs. The glass crystal exhibits significant smudging or internal clouding and several surface scratches. It is paired with a black synthetic or genuine leather strap with an embossed lizard-skin texture. The construction is typical of mass-produced fashion watches from the late 20th century, approximately the 1980s or 1990s. The overall condition is fair to used, with dullness in the metal finish and noticeable debris on the face protector.