Gold-Toned 'Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust' Quartz Watch with Diamond-Style Markers

This item is a gold-toned wristwatch featuring a round case and a distinctive dark brown to black outer bezel. The watch face is a polished gold color, marked with 'ROLEX', 'OYSTER PERPETUAL', 'DATEJUST', and 'QUARTZ' below the crown logo. It has twelve faux-diamond markers serving as hour indicators, adding a touch of embellishment. The hands are black, simple, and baton-shaped. The watch is attached to two different straps: the upper strap appears to be a light brown, worn leather or possibly faux-leather material, showing significant signs of age and wear, including discoloration and fraying. The lower strap is a dark, possibly black, textured material, resembling crocodile or lizard skin, indicating a contrast in strap selection and condition. The overall construction suggests a fashion watch attempting to emulate a luxury brand. The gold-toned finish shows some wear, particularly around the edges and where the straps connect to the lugs, suggesting use over time. The 'QUARTZ' designation on the dial is a notable feature, as most genuine Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust models are automatic movements, not quartz. This, combined with the overall aesthetic and condition, raises questions about its authenticity as a genuine Rolex product. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial grade, consistent with a mass-produced item rather than high-end horology.