English gold enamel watch studded with half pearls Circa 1810

Elegant gold enamel verge pocket watch by Robert Underwood
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An elegant, English gold enamel verge pocket watch studded with half pearls, circa 1810.
This 18-carat gold pocket watch has a particular allure: its back is decorated with floral engine-turned pattern and translucent green enamelling, the edges on the front and back show opaque pink-coloured enamelling. The watch is studded with half pearls on both sides. The dial is enamel with radial Arabic numerals and arrow hands. And it has a keywind full plate movement with chain/fusee, a three-arm steel balance, and a verge escapement.
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Diameter: 46 mm
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Weight: 95 g
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Signed: Underwood, London
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Robert Underwood, English watchmaker
Robert Underwood was a clockmaker at 3 Falcon Street, Aldersgate, London around 1814. He was a member of the Clockmakers Company. From June 7, 1765, to January 9, 1775, he trained William Owen as a watchmaker.