Swiss gold, enamel and diamond-set Art Nouveau watch Circa 1906

Art Nouveau lever pendant watch with brooch by Patek Philippe
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An extremely rare and very fine Swiss 18 carat gold, enamel and diamond-set Art Nouveau open faced lever pendant watch with original brooch, circa 1906. Lever movement in extremely rare quality for this calibre, Geneva striping decoration, wolf’s toothing, balanced lever. Cuvette inscribed Eunice from Edward Feb. 8, 1908. White enamel dial with black Arabic hours and gold Arabic five minutes, rose gold hands. Engine-turned, engraved case with multi-coloured enamel, set with 19 diamonds. Dial signed by the retailer, case numbered, movement signed by the watchmaker and numbered. Comes with an Extract from the Archives.
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Diameter: 27 mm
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Weight: 30 g
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Signed: Schreve & Co – Patek Philippe
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This piece was manufactured in Geneva by Patek Philippe in 1906 and sold to Shreve & Co, USA in 1907. The number of diamonds of 339 mentioned in the archives is likely a mistake. There are usually 10 to 20 diamonds used on these watches. The version with the original brooch is extremely rare.