* The movement is signed with the Junghans eight-point star. * It’s marked 82, which identifies it as the Junghans Caliber J82. From the photo, this appears to be a vintage Junghans mechanical wristwatch. Here are the details I can make out: * Brand: Junghans * Dial text: “JUNGHANS” and “15 JEWELS” * Movement: Hand-wound mechanical (most likely) * Seconds: Small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock * Case: Stainless steel * Dial: Cream/patina dial with applied Arabic numerals * Era: Likely late 1940s to mid-1950s The watch shows honest age: * The dial has developed an even cream patina with some spotting. * The crystal is scratched and could be polished or replaced. * The case has wear but still has decent shape. * The bracelet appears to be a later replacement rather than original to the watch. Possible movement Junghans made several 16-jewel hand-wind movements during this period, such as the J80, J84, or related calibers. The exact caliber can only be identified by opening the case back. Estimated value Assuming it is running: * Not running: approximately $40–80 USD * Running but unserviced: $150-250USD * Freshly serviced and keeping good time: $150–300 USD