I couldn't find any model that started with 13, aand I don't feel right scratching the coral off the back just yet.
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Well it's a quartz Seiko. Probably around the 80s if I had to guess, but there's really not enough info.
The case looks like it's in surprisingly good condition under all that crud. Is the green and white stuff inside the watch? Sadly that means the dial and hands will probably be quite damaged. The movement will probably be too far gone, but it should be pretty easy to find a replacement.
I think you could bring this watch back to life if you want, it would be a cool story. Take it apart, clean up the case, try to clean the dial and hands as well as you can and replace the movement. It will probably still look quite water damaged but would be in working condition.