Vintage Two-Tone Automatic Wristwatch

This is a vintage men's or unisex wristwatch, likely an automatic movement given the visible text on the dial, presented in a two-tone design. The watch features a round, metallic case with a prominent gold-colored bezel, contrasting with the silver-toned case body and bracelet. The dial is light-colored, possibly cream or silver, and has applied hour markers, which appear to be stick indices in a gold tone, though some may be more elaborate. The 12 o'clock position features a distinctive, possibly embossed or applied, emblem that resembles a crest or a stylized letter 'R' or a crown, surrounded by the brand name 'RICOH'. Below the center hands, text 'AUTOMATIC' is visible, confirming its movement type, along with what appears to be '21 JEWELS' and a small diamond marker at the 6 o'clock position. A date window is present at the 3 o'clock position. The hands are metallic, possibly gold-toned dauphine or stick style. The bracelet is a jubilee-style or similar multi-link design, featuring alternating silver-colored and gold-colored links, though the gold elements appear somewhat dulled or tarnished. The overall condition shows signs of significant wear, including scratches, scuffs, and possibly some loss of plating or finish on both the case and the bracelet. The watch exhibits a distinct vintage aesthetic, likely dating from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1960s to 1980s, based on the design cues and the use of the Ricoh brand for watches during that period. The craftsmanship appears to be of standard-to-good quality for a mass-produced automatic watch of its era.