This appears to be a vintage rectangular mechanical wristwatch, likely from the 1930s–1940s Art Deco period. A few details stand out: • The dial is branded “Bref” and marked “15 RUBIS” (“15 jewels”), indicating a jeweled mechanical movement. • It also says “ANTIMAGNET…”, probably short for antimagnetic, a common selling point in mid-century watches. • The small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock and the stylized Arabic numerals are very characteristic of pre-1950 dress watches. • The rectangular “tank” style case resembles designs inspired by watches like the Cartier Tank, though this is a different maker. • The strap looks modern and likely replaced later. Condition observations: • The case shows noticeable wear and plating loss. • The crystal has scratches/clouding. • The dial appears aged with patina, which collectors sometimes value if original. Without opening the case, it’s hard to identify the exact movement or metal type. The brand “Bref” is not among the major Swiss luxury houses, so the value is probably more in vintage charm than rarity. Typical market range (assuming it runs): • Non-running/as-is: roughly $100-200 USD • Running and serviced: roughly $200–350USD • Higher only if the case is solid silver/gold or the movement is from a notable manufacturer. Ceasul arată foarte bine și e funcțional