Napoleon III Clock; France, late 19th century. Black marble and bronze. With perpetual lunar calendar and barometer. Precisely set. It presents faults in the marble. Measurements: 66 x 65 x 19 cm. Clock from the 19th century with a very volumetric architectural structure. The base is conceived with mouldings, which give way to a central body where two spheres can be seen. One of them represents the lunar calendar, while the other is a barometer. Both pieces are delimited by a circular gilt applique that makes them stand out against the material. In the upper area, like a belfry, is the watch case, with the same golden applique that gives way to the white dial, on which the black Roman numerals and the openwork hands stand out.