English silver verge watch with mock pendulum Circa 1710

Pocket watch enamel painting on the movement
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An extremely rare verge watch with mock pendulum and enamel painting on the movement, made by Paul Lullin in London, England, circa 1710. The silver open faced case of this watch is glazed on both sides. The off center champlevé dial has a mock pendulum and regulation, The back of the movement is completely covered with an enamel plaque, a very fine painting, a crescent shaped cut out for the mock pendulum in the lower part and a verge escapement with Egyptian pillars.
The dial is signed.
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Diameter: 52 mm
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Weight: 106 g
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Signed: Paul Lullin
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Lullin
Paul Lullin (1680 – 1750)  worked from approximately 1710 to 1720 and watches by him are in important museums and collections.