Watch

Jacques Goullons French

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 951

The decoration of this elaborately jeweled pocket watch includes a depiction of the young Louis XIV on horseback and a miniature with the arms of France and Navarre and the Orders of Saint Michael and the Holy Spirit. It was presumably made for the young king, and is one of the most important surviving watches of its period.

Watch, Jacques Goullons (French, active Paris, 1626–died 1671), Case and dial of enameled gold; hand of steel; movement of brass, partly gilded, and steel

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Watch, Jacques Goullons (French, active Paris, 1626–died 1671), Case and dial of enameled gold; hand of steel; movement of brass, partly gilded, and steel
Watch, Jacques Goullons (French, active Paris, 1626–died 1671), Case and dial of enameled gold; hand of steel; movement of brass, partly gilded, and steel
Watch, Jacques Goullons (French, active Paris, 1626–died 1671), Case and dial of enameled gold; hand of steel; movement of brass, partly gilded, and steel
Watch, Jacques Goullons (French, active Paris, 1626–died 1671), Case and dial of enameled gold; hand of steel; movement of brass, partly gilded, and steel
Watch, Jacques Goullons (French, active Paris, 1626–died 1671), Case and dial of enameled gold; hand of steel; movement of brass, partly gilded, and steel

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