This appears to be a vintage Silvana Swiss-made wristwatch, likely from the 1950s or early 1960s. A few notable details: • The dial says “Swiss Made,” which matches the era when many mid-century Swiss brands produced elegant dress watches. • It has a small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock — a common feature in mechanical watches from that period. • The concentric guilloché-style center pattern and applied hour markers are classic mid-century design elements. • The case looks gold-tone/plated rather than solid gold, and shows visible wear and scratches. • The crystal appears acrylic and somewhat scratched/cloudy, which is typical for vintage pieces. About the brand: • Silvana was a legitimate Swiss watchmaker known for affordable mechanical watches rather than luxury-tier pieces like Rolex or Omega. • Many Silvana watches used reliable third-party Swiss mechanical movements. Estimated value (rough market range): • In current condition: roughly $50–200 USD depending on: • whether it runs accurately, • movement condition, • originality, • case material, • and servicing history. • If fully serviced and in excellent cosmetic condition, some examples can sell for more to vintage-watch collectors.