Quartz pocket watch complete with it own chain and presented in a leatherette presentation box.

In heraldry a dragon varies greatly in especially in the shape of its ears, however the wings are those of a bat. The tongue and the tail can often be barbed and breathes out fire, it is also a symbol of power, wisdom and the one who has overcome an adversary. The poets Aneirin and Taliesin use the Welsh word for dragon  draig in the sense of a warrior of leader. This use is reflected in the Arthurian Legends where the British chiefs in times of extreme danger were conferred in the title  Pendragon or headed-dragon, investing them with supreme power, such as that granted to Uther Pendragon, King Arthurs father.