18K yellow gold, enamel and diamond-set, open-face, keyless-winding, heart-shaped, pendant-watch. Case-back decorated in the “Revival” Renaissance style, with Limoges-style enamel panels set inside diamond-set frames, showing, on the watch, a young woman wearing a feathered hat, in bust, in profile looking to the left, and, on the chatelaine, a goddess in armor, in bust, in profile looking to the left; the case is made of cloisonné enamel imitating filigree work. The case of this watch is made in techniques of rarely used decorations. This kind of case is most likely made in France by a Parisian jeweller or goldsmith at a time when young creators – like Alphone Fouquet (1828-1911), Frédéric Boucheron (1830-1902), etc. –, were enjoying great success with their “revival” designs, often incorporating fantastical and mythological creatures.