Antiqued Gold-Tone Pocket Watch with Fob Chain

This item is an antiqued gold-tone pocket watch accompanied by a metal fob chain, possibly brass or a brass alloy given its color and apparent age. The watch case appears to be made of metal with a gold-tone finish that shows significant wear, revealing a darker, perhaps base metal, underneath in several areas, particularly along the edges and raised decorative elements. The front of the watch case features an elaborate, embossed or engraved design centered around a shield-shaped cartouche, which is currently blank but designed to potentially hold a monogram or crest. This decorative motif suggests a style popular from the late 19th to early 20th century. The watch is suspended from a relatively thin, multi-link chain, ending in a large circular jump ring at one end, and attaching to the watch's winding stem/bail at the other. The chain exhibits a similar gold-tone finish to the watch, also showing some tarnishing and wear. The overall condition indicates significant age and use, with a heavy patina accumulated over time, especially visible in the recesses of the decorative work on the watch case. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image. The design's intricacy and the presence of a fob chain suggest a degree of craftsmanship geared towards both functionality and aesthetic appeal characteristic of heirloom or decorative timepieces from the indicated period. The exact size is not discernible from the image, but it appears to be a standard pocket watch size. The watch is worn and shows signs of potential discoloration, consistent with a vintage or antique item that hasn't undergone recent restoration.