18 carat gold high quality ladies (pendant) pocket watch complete with a gold chain length 61 cm= 24 inch. The chain has a rectangular gold lock. The movement shows characteristic elements that could indicate this movement was produced by Patek Philippe (further research is needed)    

Watch Fob with carnelian Intaglio depicting King Willem III of The Netherlands.   Willem Alexander Paul Frederik Lodewijk Brussels 19 February 1817 - Het Loo 23 November 1890   Prince of Orange, 1849 to his passing King of The Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxemburg and from 1849 until 1866 Duke of Limburg.

The watch is in excellent working condition, the dial is spotless and has no chips or cracks. The enamel work is in good condition, the enamel work of the case shows only minor mark of wear but in general is in excellent condition. Bautte & Cie. Jean-François Bautte was born on March 26, 1772. He was apprenticed at twelve, successively learning the crafts of case maker, engineturner, watchmaker, jeweller and gem-setter. He was barely nineteen years old when he put his name on his first watch. Two years later, in 1797, Bautte took as partner the case maker Moulinié and the firm Moulinié & Bautte in 1804 was joined by the watchmaker Jean Gabriel Moynier, the name of the company first becoming Moulinié, Bautte & Cie., then being renamed Moulinié, Bautte & Moynier. By this time, Bautte was the most important dealer in Geneva.   Marks: Geneve Number: 17487 Defects: None Dial: enamel, no cracks Weight: 22,15 grams gross Watch Key condition: excellent, see pictures.