Seiko Automatic Day-Date Watch with Wavy Expansion Bracelet

This item is a vintage Seiko automatic wristwatch, featuring a classic silver-toned dial and a stainless steel case. The dial has a clean, minimalist design with applied baton hour markers and a silver finish. The hands are also silver-toned, with the hour and minute hands being broad batons and the seconds hand being a thin stick. At the 3 o'clock position, there's a day-date complication, displaying 'SAT' for Saturday and '14' for the 14th of the month, suggesting a black-on-white display for the date and a white-on-black or similar contrast for the day of the week, though difficult to tell definitively from the image. The watch is marked 'SEIKO' and 'AUTOMATIC' below the 12 o'clock marker. The crystal appears to be flat and possibly acrylic or mineral glass, showing some minor surface scuffs consistent with age and use. The case itself is a simple, round shape, crafted from stainless steel, exhibiting some light scratches and wear typical of a pre-owned vintage timepiece. The most distinctive feature is the bracelet, which is an aftermarket or period-correct expansion band made of stainless steel. It features a unique wavy or corrugated design throughout its links, providing both flexibility and a noticeable aesthetic. This style of bracelet was popular in the mid to late 20th century. Overall, the watch appears to be in good vintage condition, with expected signs of wear but no apparent major damage or repairs. The quality is indicative of Seiko's reputation for reliable and well-made automatic movements during its era, likely from the 1970s or 1980s.