Timex Quartz Silver-Tone Link Bracelet Watch
Watch · Silver-Tone Base Metal
Purity: Not Applicable

Type
Watch
Purity
Not Applicable
Gold Type
Silver-Tone Base Metal
Weight
Estimated between 25 and 35 grams total watch weight
Description
A classic women's Timex quartz wrist watch featuring a round white dial with minimalist hour markers and simple hands. The watch is attached to an articulated silver-tone metal link bracelet with a distinct geometric pattern, offering a timeless everyday accessory look.
Key Features
Clean minimalist dial layout, branded Timex face, and matching geometric link bracelet
Color & Finish
Silver-toned with a polished finish
Hallmarks & Stamps
Timex brand stamp on the watch dial face
Dimensions Estimate
Standard women's watch size, approximately 25mm case diameter
Gemstones & Inlays
None present
Clasp & Closure
Integrated jewelry clasp or fold-over clasp typical of bracelet watches
Chain & Links
Geometric interlocking link bracelet construction
Craftsmanship Details
Mass-market manufactured base metal construction with plated silver-tone finish and standard quartz movement
Authentication Indicators
Clear Timex branding on the dial face, standard mass-market watch construction
Origin & Maker
Timex Group
Era & Period
Contemporary (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Age Estimate
Circa 1990s-2010s production
Cultural Significance
Represents the accessible everyday fashion watch market, providing functional timekeeping as an affordable daily accessory
Condition Notes
Good pre-owned condition with minor surface scratches consistent with light daily wear
Value Estimate
Low secondary market value, typically ranging from $15 to $40 depending on operational condition
Care & Maintenance
Wipe clean with a soft cloth, avoid prolonged exposure to water unless specified as water-resistant, and replace the quartz battery as needed
Similar Items
Other quartz dress watches from brands like Fossil, Casio, and Armitron
Interesting Facts
Timex is one of the oldest and most recognizable American watch brands, historically known for creating affordable, durable timepieces for the general public.