Assorted Collection of Pocket Watches, Pendants, and a Map Measurer

This assembly consists of six distinct vintage horological and decorative items. The collection includes two gold-tone hunter-case pocket watches featuring white enamel dials with black Arabic numerals and secondary sub-seconds dials at the 6 o'clock position. One of these appears to be a smaller 'pendant' style watch. A third timepiece is an open-face watch with a modern silver sunburst dial, likely dating from the mid-20th century. Notable in the center is a specialized mechanical instrument, specifically a map measurer (opisometer), featuring a dual-scale white dial with red and black numbering and a tracking wheel at the bottom. The collection is rounded out by two locket-style pendants: one oval-shaped with intricate scrolling floral engravings and another circular pendant featuring a high-relief repoussé floral design. The metals appear to be a mix of gold-plated or gold-filled brass and nickel-silver. Visible chain links are present on several items, ranging from fine curb chains to heavier links. The overall condition shows signs of age-appropriate wear, including surface scratches, tarnishing (patina) on the metal cases, and minor yellowing of the dial on the map measurer. The styles suggest an age range from the late Victorian/Edwardian era (early 1900s) through the mid-20th century.