Pair-case watch 1710 - 1724

This 18th-century silver pair-case watch by English watchmaker Daniel Delander features a round, silver face with Roman numerals and a distinctive design, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. The watch, crafted between 1710 and 1724, has a silver outer case, and a smaller inner case, holding the clockwork mechanism. The watch was likely a status symbol for its owner, as the intricate design and high quality materials reflected the wealth and sophistication of the time. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses this fine example of 18th-century watchmaking.