18K French Pocket Watch with Bowl of Hygieia, 1915

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Step into the elegance of early 20th-century luxury with this exquisite 18K French Pocket Watch with Bowl of Hygieia, dating back to around 1915. This remarkable timepiece is a stunning blend of artistry and precision, featuring a bicolor design that captivates the eye. Suspended by a graduated banner and adorned with the iconic Bowl of Hygieia, flanked by two twinkling rose-cut diamonds, this watch exudes sophistication. The banner seamlessly attaches to a delicately crafted 1 9/16″ brooch, enhancing its allure. The hand-engraved cover, showcasing a wreath with a triple looped bow draped in a floral swag, highlights the exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Despite its pristine condition, this watch will require servicing to ensure its continued functionality. Weighing 27.7 grams and measuring 3 3/4″ long by 1 1/8″ in diameter, this pendant watch is a substantial piece that embodies the opulence of its era. Originating from France and crafted during the period of 1910-1919, this 18K French Pocket Watch with Bowl of Hygieia is a timeless treasure that will undoubtedly draw admiration and envy from all who behold it. This exceptional 18k bicolor French pendant watch is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship. Suspended by a graduated banner, adorned with a stunning Bowl of Hygieia centred between two twinkling rose-cut diamonds, this watch is truly captivating. The banner then attaches to a small 1 9/16″ brooch that beautifully complements the watch. The hand-engraved cover of the watch depicts a wreath with triple looped bow, draped in a floral swag, showcasing the incredible skill and attention to detail that went into creating this piece. Despite its pristine condition, the watch will require servicing. Dating back to around 1915-1920, this pendant watch is a testament to the opulence and luxury of the early 20th century. At 27.7 grams and measuring 3 3/4″ long x 1 1/8″ diameter, this piece is both striking and substantial, sure to draw admiration and envy from all who behold it. Stone: Diamond Stone Cut: Rose Cut Chronograph: Place of Origin: France Period: 1910-1919 Date of Manufacture: 1915 Condition: Good