Vintage Women's Mechanical Cocktail Watch with Expansion Band

This item is a vintage women's cocktail-style wristwatch, likely dating from the mid-20th century, approximately the 1950s or 1960s. The watch features a circular yellow gold-toned case, which typically consists of either gold-filled or plated base metal common for this era. It is fitted with a matching gold-toned stainless steel expansion or telescopic 'Speidel-style' stretch band, characterized by its interlocking rectangular links. The dial is a champagne or light metallic color with applied baton hour markers and thin sword-style hands. Underneath the center, there is visible script text, possibly identifying a mid-tier Swiss or American brand like Bulova, Elgin, or Hamilton. The crystal appears to be a high-domed acrylic or mineral glass, showing some reflection and possible minor surface scratches. Condition-wise, the watch shows signs of age-appropriate wear including minor plating loss on the lugs and band edges, as well as a light patina on the dial surface. The crown is located at the 3 o'clock position and appears original. The craftsmanship reflects the era's focus on dainty, jewelry-like timepieces intended for formal or daily feminine wear.