Brand: Bessa (a lesser-known Swiss-style or European market brand, often mid-tier) • Movement: Automatic (self-winding) • Jewels: 25 jewels (a solid spec for its time) • Shock protection: Incabloc (a common Swiss shock system) • Likely era: 1960s–1970s Notable features • Date window at 3 o’clock • Rotating bezel with minute markings → gives it a slight diver/tool-watch vibe • Domed acrylic crystal (you can see the curvature and light distortion) • Applied indices with aged lume (patina visible) • Aftermarket leather strap (not original) Condition notes • Dial patina and spotting (common for vintage—can add character but affects value) • Scratches on case and bezel • Crystal shows wear but is likely polishable (acrylic is easy to restore) Value estimate Because Bessa isn’t a major collector brand: • Rough range: $150–$320 USD • Could be a bit higher if recently serviced and running well Collector perspective • Not a “blue-chip” brand like Rolex or Omega • But still a cool vintage mechanical watch with classic design elements • The bezel + automatic combo makes it more interesting than basic dress watches of the era