This appears to be a vintage Ingersoll mechanical wristwatch, likely from the 1950s–1960s era. A few notable details visible in the photo: • Dial marked “INGERSOLL – 5 JEWELS” • Also marked “SHOCKPROOF”, which was a common feature branding for mid-century mechanical watches • Gold-tone case with Arabic numerals and a textured/sunburst-style dial • Red arrow-tipped seconds hand (a distinctive vintage styling touch) • Small case size by modern standards, typical of mid-century dress watches • Leather replacement strap (the strap likely isn’t original) The watch is probably: • Manual-wind mechanical • Using a simple 5-jewel movement • Gold-plated or gold-filled rather than solid gold Condition observations from the image: • Dial appears fairly clean with light aging • Crystal has some scratches/scuffs • Case plating shows wear, especially around the lugs and bezel • Hands and numerals show patina consistent with age These watches are usually valued more for vintage charm than high collector rarity. Depending on whether it runs well and the exact model/reference, similar Ingersoll watches