Lechopie a Paris n.1292

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Thermometer attributable to Courvoisier n.625

Made on the Houriet principle with a special dial

Breguet et Fils, n. 1550

“Montre de souscription”, sold to Adjutant Gènèral Ricard on 15 December 1813 for 600 F.F. Watch published in George Rigot's book: “Montres de souscription et a tact de Breguet“ ed.2017

Lefevre a Paris

Detent Lever escapement invented by Robert Robin. Restored by Breguet.

Anonymous Swiss craftsman

Tourbillon with rotation per minute

Julien Le Roy, orologio “double face”

“Double face”, hour and quarter repeater, monthly calendar, centre seconds, early cylinder escapement.

Breguet, n.2107/1385

Watch for the Turkish market, quarter-hour repeater with ruby cylinder escapement, shipped to the Maison de Russie on 23 April 1810 and sold by Moreau on 31 December 1810 for FF 1,680.

Breguet n.685

“Montre de souscription a tact” sold to the brother of the Spanish Consul (Monsieur de la Serna) in Vendemiaire year X (1802) for 1,100 FF.

Julien Le Roy n.4073 finished by his son Pierre Le Roy

Hour and quarter repeater with verge escapement

Robert Robin de la Soc.te des Inv.tons et Dècouvertes, n.3

Lateral lever escapement, quarter hour repeater.

Joseph Feune, Delemont Swiss

Escapement “pallet pin weel”

Vaucher Freres n.10345

Particularly shaped side lever escapement, complete calendere, hour-quarter repeating

Thomas Engel Aesch Luzern

“In homage to A.L. Breguet”, chronometer with thermometer, weekly calendar and power reserve.

Breguet et Fils n.3773

Quarter repeater in gold and platinum hunting case, sold to Count François Potocki on 15 March 1822, price 2400 FF. Repurchased in 1828 and resold to Madame Dupaty in 1829

Frederik Jürgensen Kiőbenhavn (Copenhagen)

Cylinder escapement.

Robert Robin, Horloger du Roi, n.59

Lever escapement and thermal compensation

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