Raymond Weil Fidelio Women's Quartz Watch

This is a vintage ladies' dress watch from the 'Fidelio' collection by Swiss horologist Raymond Weil, likely dating from the late 1980s or 1990s. The watch features a petite oval-shaped case with a gold-toned finish, possibly 18k gold electroplated based on standard manufacturing for this line. The bezel is decorated with a series of small, bead-like accents that mimic a pav setting. Its dial is a light cream or ivory silk color, featuring the 'Raymond Weil' logo below the 12 o'clock position and 'QUARTZ' above the 6. The markers consist of a mix of Arabic numerals at 12 and small dots for other hours. The timepiece is integrated with a 'grains of rice' style multi-link bracelet in a matching gold tone, which shows significant signs of wear. Specifically, there is noticeable tarnishing and loss of the gold plating on the bracelet links and the clasp area, revealing a base metal underneath. The crystal appears relatively clear, though the overall condition suggests it has been a frequently worn daily accessory. The craftsmanship is typical of high-quality late-20th-century Swiss mass-market luxury, characterized by a thin profile and fluid bracelet movement.