Vintage Timex 'Viscount' or 'Marlin' Era Manual Wind Wristwatch

This is a vintage mid-century men's wristwatch, likely a Timex model such as a 'Viscount' or mechanical 'Marlin' from transitions between the 1960s and 1970s. The watch features a round, chrome-plated base metal case with a stainless steel back. The dial is a light silver or cream color and exhibits stylized Arabic numeral hour markers and a slender handset with a central sweeping seconds hand. Above the center, the 'Timex' script is visible, with a secondary line of text below center likely indicating 'Shock Resistant' or 'Waterproof.' The timepiece is fitted on a period-correct stainless steel expansion or 'stretch' link bracelet featuring a bark-like texture on the outer links, characteristic of mid-century Speidel or Forster styles. Regarding condition, the watch shows moderate signs of age and utility. The acrylic crystal appears to have minor scuffs and surface scratches. The chrome plating on the case and fixed lugs shows visible wear and dulling, particularly around the bezel and crowns area. The expansion band appears intact, though light grime is visible between the expanding links, a common issue for vintage metal bands. The dial shows minor aging but remains legible. This watch represents a classic examples of mass-produced, reliable American-market horology from the mid-20th century, favored for its durability and simple mechanical movement.