Gold-Tone Ladies' Beaded Bracelet Watch

The item is a vintage-style ladies' wristwatch, likely from the mid to late 20th century, possibly 1970s or 1980s, given its design aesthetics. The watch features a small, tonneau-shaped gold-tone case, which appears to be crafted from a metal with a yellow gold plating or alloy, exhibiting some wear on the edges and high points. The dial is light-colored, possibly cream or very light blue, with minimalist gold-tone hour markers and hands, enhancing its delicate appearance. A small pearl-like accent is visible at the twelve o'clock position, adding a subtle decorative touch. The watch is attached to a flexible gold-tone bracelet composed of numerous small, round, bead-like elements linked together, creating a textured and segmented design. The clasp mechanism is a fold-over style, also in a matching gold tone. The entire piece shows a slight patina consistent with age and use, but no major damage such as dents or deep scratches are immediately apparent on the case or bracelet. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced item, though with a focus on a refined, elegant aesthetic suitable for a dress watch.