Movado Museum Two-Tone Bracelet Watch

This is a classic Movado Museum dress watch featuring the brand's iconic minimalist design. The watch is constructed with a circular stainless steel case accented by a gold-tone bezel and a matching two-tone bracelet. The bracelet is a five-link 'rice' style design with brushed or polished stainless steel outer links and gold-plated center links, secured by a hidden deployment clasp. The centerpiece is the signature black Museum dial, which is devoid of numbers or markers, featuring only a single gold-tone metallic dot at the 12 o'clock position (representing the sun at high noon) and tapering gold-tone dauphine hour and minute hands. The dial is printed with 'SWISS MOVADO QUARTZ' at the very bottom edge. It is likely protected by a sapphire crystal. Based on the design and markings, this quartz-movement timepiece appears to date from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. Condition-wise, the watch shows moderate signs of wear including surface scratches on the bezel and bracelet links, common with regular use. There is noticeable fading or 'rubbing' on the gold plating of the bracelet's center links and the bezel, revealing the base metal underneath. The crystal appears relatively clear with no major cracks, though fine scratches may be present upon closer inspection.