Q&Q Two-Tone Ladies' Quartz Wristwatch

The item is a ladies' bimetal (two-tone) quartz wristwatch. It features a round, relatively small watch head with a gold-tone fluted or reeded bezel, reminiscent of the Rolex Datejust style. The watch case appears to be a combination of gold-tone and silver-tone metal, with the lugs and possibly the sides being silver-tone, contrasting with the gold-tone bezel and the center links of the bracelet. The dial is black with applied hour markers. Diamond-like accents are visible at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions, while the other hour markers appear to be gold-tone rectangular bars. There is no seconds hand visible, and the minute and hour hands are gold-tone straight luminescent-filled batons. A date window is present at the 3 o'clock position, though the date display is not legible due to the watch not being powered on. The brand logo, which appears to be "Q&Q" (Citizen Watch Co.'s subsidiary brand), is prominently displayed below the 12 o'clock position. The crystal shows some signs of light scratching or dust. The watch is attached to a two-tone metal bracelet, with alternating gold-tone and silver-tone links. The bracelet exhibits wear, particularly on the silver-tone links which appear to have lost some of their original finish or acquired a darker patina/discoloration in areas. The gold-tone links also show some signs of wear and minor scratching. The overall condition suggests regular use and some age. Given the bimetal design and the 'Q&Q' branding, the watch likely dates from the late 20th century, possibly 1990s or early 2000s. The craftsmanship is typical of a mass-produced quartz watch, focusing on style and affordability rather than high horology. Visible condition issues include wear on the plating of the bracelet links and some light surface abrasions on the crystal.