English repoussé verge watch with mock pendulum Circa 1720

Silver open faced pocket watch by probably Mauris/Clough
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A splendid edition of an early English repoussé verge watch with mock pendulum, date, enamel painting and regulation by dial, circa 1720.
Silver pair cases: 1st case repoussé, a masterpiece of repoussé casemaker’s art, signed Mauris, a mythological scene War hero Marcius Coriolanus with his mother Volumnia and his wife Virgilia, 2nd case smooth with casemaker’s punch IMC with crown. Rare verge movement with enamel medallion, fire-gilt surroundings and splendidly decorated and extravagant pillars. Champlevé dial with mock pendulum, regulation by dial, date indication, Roman hours, Arabic minutes, iron hands and weakly readable signed Glough?
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Diameter: 56 mm
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Weight: 130 g
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Signed: Mauris/Clough?
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Marcius Coriolanus (also Gaius Marcius Coriolanus or shortly Coriolanus * before 527 BC, † 488 BC in Antium) was, according to legend, a Roman hero and general, whose pride, ignorance and stubbornness led to clashes with the plebeians. He was banished from Rome and then led a war against his own hometown, which he broke off only at the request of his mother.