Dial and Case Aesthetics
The watch features a white enamel dial, which acts as the primary interface for time indication. It utilizes standard black-printed Roman numerals for hour tracking, while Arabic numerals spaced at five-minute intervals indicate the minutes. The central signature indicates the maker as Vauchez, with the city of Paris inscribed below the hands.
The case exterior is distinguished by a perimeter set with small, clear stones that frame the crystal. The back of the case is documented as housing an enamel portrait of a woman, which serves as the visual focus for the object's identification as a piece of jewellery-oriented horology.
Evidence for this section
- “On the case, a woman's portrait in enamel, decorated with stones.”
