Watch with a Skeleton Dial before 1815

This gold pocket watch, created by Carl Chasté before 1815, is a prime example of a skeleton dial watch. The intricate, exposed mechanism is a testament to the craftsmanship of the period, showcasing the complex gears and springs that power the timepiece. The skeleton dial, revealing the watch's inner workings, was a popular design trend in the 18th and 19th centuries, allowing for an appreciation of both the functionality and artistry of watchmaking.