Vintage Gold Tone Women's Wristwatch with Red Dial

This item is a vintage women's wristwatch, characterized by its gold-tone casing and a distinctive red dial. The watch features a relatively small, likely oval or tonneau-shaped, watch head with a domed crystal, obscuring some details of the dial's indices or markings. The dial itself transitions from a brighter red near the center to a darker, almost burgundy hue towards the edges, creating a sunburst or gradient effect. Gold-tone hands are visible, with what appears to be a smaller, thinner second hand also present. The watch case and integrated band appear to be made of a gold-tone metal, possibly plated brass or a similar alloy, consistent with fashion watches from the mid-20th century. The bracelet is a segmented link style, showing significant wear, discoloration, and tarnishing, particularly on the underside and between the links. Some links appear to be corroded or heavily oxidized, suggesting age and lack of maintenance. The overall condition indicates heavy use and a need for cleaning and possibly repair, as the functionality of the watch movement is unknown from the image. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures, though these could be present on the case back or dial under closer inspection. The style suggests it likely dates from the 1950s to 1970s, a period when small, elegant wristwatches with colored dials were popular for women. The craftsmanship appears to be typical of mass-produced fashion watches of that era.