Watch 19th century

This silver watch, made by the firm of Lépine in the 19th century, is a prime example of intricate craftsmanship. Its circular casing is adorned with an elaborate engraved design of swirling leaves and delicate flowers, reminiscent of the Rococo style popular in the 18th century. The watch, now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York, showcases the artistry of the Lépine firm, known for its precision timepieces and exquisite embellishments.