Vintage Seiko Analog-Digital Quartz Watch

This is a vintage analog-digital quartz wristwatch, likely from the 1980s. The watch features a circular, off-white dial with black hour and minute hands, and a thin black second hand. Instead of traditional numerals or markers, the dial appears largely unadorned, contributing to a minimalist aesthetic. A prominent rectangular digital display is integrated into the bottom portion of the dial, showing either time or possibly other digital functions. The watch case is a subdued, matte metallic finish, possibly stainless steel or a type of base metal, with a design that creates a slightly recessed bezel around the crystal. There is a single crown visible on the right side of the case, suggesting a straightforward time-setting mechanism for the analog display, and possibly a pusher for the digital functions, though none are clearly visible besides the crown. The strap is made of black, textured leather, appearing aged with some wear and minor creasing, especially near the lugs and buckle end. The leather has a pebbled finish and features multiple adjustment holes, indicating adjustability for various wrist sizes. The buckle is a simple, possibly brushed metal tang buckle, consistent with the overall utilitarian design. The watch presents in used condition, showing signs of wear commensurate with its age, including potential scratches on the case and crystal, though these are not clearly discernible in the provided image. The overall style suggests a functional and somewhat classic design with the innovative inclusion of a digital display, characteristic of early analog-digital hybrid watches.