French pendant watch with matching bow brooch Circa 1900

Gold enamel watch with original Morocco case by Gustave-Roger Sandoz
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A very fine gold enamel French pendant watch with matching gold enamel and diamond set bow brooch with original silk lined Morocco case, circa 1900.
18 Carat rose gold case; the back cover with translucent red enamel over sunray engine turned, gold cartouche with engraved monogram AVD; the bezels on both sides with applied gold flowers and scrolls à trois couleurs; and a signed and numbered gold cuvette with dedication engraving. Corresponding diamond set brooch in the shape of a loop. Enamel dial with Arabic numerals, oval gold paillon border and Louis XVI hands. Frosted, gilt bridge movement, caliber LeCoultre with cylinder escapement and three arm brass balance. And signed, S.G.D.G.
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Diameter: 24 mm
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Weight: 59 g
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Signed: G.-R. Sandoz
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Gustave-Roger Sandoz took over his father’s jewellery shop in Paris in 1891. The jewellery he created was very much inspired by art Nouveau; Sandoz also worked with Émile Gallé and produced elaborate mounts for some of Gallé’s glass objects. He sat on the jury during the International Exhibition in Paris in 1900 and exhibited his creations.