Raymond Weil Gold-Tone Rice-Link Bracelet Watch

This is a vintage-style Raymond Weil dress watch featuring a distinctive gold-tone finish and a classic round case. The timepiece is characterized by its sophisticated 'beads of rice' or multi-link integrated metal bracelet, which provides a flexible, jewelry-like drape on the wrist. The dial is a matching champagne or gold sunburst color, exhibiting a minimalist aesthetic with thin baton hour markers and slender needle-style hands. The brand name 'RAYMOND WEIL' is positioned at the twelve o’clock mark, with 'GENEVE' likely printed beneath it, though slightly blurred in the image. The watch appears to be a slim-profile quartz model, typical of the brand's production from the late 1980s to the 1990s. Regarding condition, there is visible wear consistent with age, specifically surface scratching on the fold-over clasp and some minor loss of the gold plating on the high-friction areas of the bracelet links. The crystal shows some light micro-marring but remains clear enough to see the dial. The construction uses a base metal with electroplated gold, a common technique for this era of Swiss-made luxury fashion watches. Overall, it represents a formal dress style from a reputable Genevan manufacture.