Seiko Quartz Analog Wristwatch with Blue Croc-Embossed Leather Strap

This is a vintage or mid-era analog wristwatch, likely a 'Seiko Quartz' model, as indicated by the text visible on the watch face. The watch features a circular, gold-tone metal case and a cream or off-white dial with simple, thin gold-tone stick hour markers and matching gold-tone hour, minute, and second hands. The dial also displays the 'Seiko' brand name prominently at the 12 o'clock position and 'QUARTZ' below it. Below the center, another line of text is partially visible, which appears to be 'JAPAN MOVT' or similar, indicating its movement origin. The watch is attached to a dark blue, possibly black with blue undertones, leather strap that exhibits a crocodile or alligator embossed pattern. The strap has visible wear, including creases, some loss of shine, and what appears to be minor cracking or distress in the embossed texture, particularly at the points where it would bend around a wrist and near the buckle. The stitching along the edges of the strap appears to be intact but also shows signs of age. The buckle is a simple pin-buckle type, matching the gold-tone of the watch case. The overall style suggests a classic, understated design, characteristic of 1980s or 1990s timepieces. The condition of the strap indicates regular use and some age, while the watch case and crystal appear to be in reasonably good condition, though detailed inspection for scratches or pitting would require closer viewing. The simplistic design of the dial suggests a focus on functionality and timeless elegance.