Guess Gold-Tone Pave Bezel Multi-Function Watch

This is a Guess brand ladies' wristwatch, likely a fashion or costume piece given the visible wear and typical aesthetic of the brand's timepieces. The watch features a gold-tone metallic case and a matching link bracelet. The round bezel is adorned with a single row of small, clear, faceted stones, possibly rhinestones or crystals, which are set closely together, giving a pavé-like appearance. Some of these stones appear to be missing or discolored, particularly on the upper right side of the bezel, indicating wear or potential damage. The watch face is also gold-toned with a matte or brushed finish. It features Roman numeral hour markers for XII, III, VI, and IX, with rectangular or stick indices for the other hours. The hands are gold-toned and appear to be in a dauphine or sword style. The watch dial includes three sub-dials, characteristic of a chronograph or multi-function watch, though their specific functions (e.g., 24-hour, day, date) are not discernible from the image. The sub-dials have a lighter, possibly silver or light blue, concentric circle pattern. The word "GUESS" is clearly visible on the upper part of the dial, beneath the XII marker. The metallic bracelet is constructed from three wide links per section, with the central link being slightly raised or rounded, and has a noticeable patina and areas of discoloration or finish loss, suggesting prolonged use and exposure to elements. The overall aesthetic is one of a stylish, everyday accessory, but its condition indicates it has been well-worn.