Gubelin 1920 Art Deco Necklace Enameled Watch In Platinum European Diamonds

Convertible necklace pendant clock, designed by Gübelin. Very rare pendant watch necklace, created in Switzerland during the art deco period by Eduard Jakob Gübelin for Gübelin Co., back in the 1925. It was carefully crafted with geometric patterns in solid platinum and composed by three parts, the upper part with a hinged bar to wear as a brooch, the middle transitional divider, which is decorated with diamonds and the pendant watch case. The piece is embellished with five natural white pearls, sixty-four natural earth mined diamonds and is fitted with a diamond's station chain with a security lock. The watch case is decorated on both sides with applications of black enamel and a geometric monogram which is accented with more rose cut diamonds. Movement: Oval, mechanical and hand winding, stamped Seventeen (17) Jewels and Three (3) adjustments Ref: 40892 E. GUBELIN C.T. SWISS. Dial: Rectangular, silvered with black Arabic numbers and steel black hands. Diamonds: Mounted in Millegan settings, with 54 European round cut diamonds, 1.08 carats, white colorless F color, VS-2 clarity. Diamond: Mount in a bezel setting, with 1 step faceted cut baguette diamond, 0.10 carats, white colorless F/g color, VS-2 clarity. Diamond: The station's chain is mount in bezel settings, with 10 European round cut diamond, 1.02 carats, white colorless F color, VS-2 clarity. Pearls: Accented with 5 natural round white pearls; one of 4mm and four of 3mm. Weight: 24.3 Grams, (1