Edwardian Pendant Watch Appraisal

Gold-Toned Pendant Watch

The item is a small, round, gold-toned pendant watch, designed to be worn on a necklace or chain, which is partially visible in the image. The watch face features a white background with black Roman numerals marking the hours, encased within a decorative gold-toned bezel that appears to have a filigree or beaded edge. The center of the watch face has an intricate, possibly engraved or embossed, gold-toned design. Two black hands, an hour and a minute hand, are visible, indicating a time close to 10:10. Above the watch case, there's a fluted bail connecting to an ornate, possibly open-worked or sculpted, suspension ring, which then attaches to a segment of a gold-toned chain, likely a snake chain or similar woven pattern. The overall color is a consistent warm gold. The watch appears to be in good condition, with no visible significant scratches, dents, or discoloration on the metal components. The crystal covering the watch face seems clear, though minor reflections obscure full clarity. Due to its decorative nature and classic Roman numerals, it likely belongs to a vintage or vintage-inspired style, possibly from the mid-20th century onwards. The craftsmanship suggests it is a costume jewelry piece or a fashion accessory rather than a high-end horological instrument, though without closer inspection of brand markings or movement, this is an inference. The design elements, like the ornate bail and textured bezel, point to an aesthetic intended for adornment.