An oval case with a delicate coin-edge bezel sits low on a soft, woven mesh band, the kind that drapes rather than clasps rigidly around the wrist. The white dial is kept simple, with gold stick markers and a fine minute track. It's an unassuming piece built for everyday layering, from an era when Armitron made watches meant to be worn, not just glanced at. The mesh has the pliant, almost fabric-like movement that mesh bands from this period are known for.
Materials
Gold-tone base metal, mesh bracelet, mineral crystal
Details
*UNTESTED- Could just need a simple battery or possibly more intricate repairs to have a working/ticking watch.
Collected by Mineral and Matter