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Bazile Charles Le Roy

“Medaillon a tact” n.3227 sold to Jérôme Bonaparte, brother of Napoleon, King of Westphalia.

Theodore Leroy horloger du Roi n.10792

Reverse hour-quarter repeater (pull)

Strömgren og Olsen n.665

Navigation chronometer with sidereal time indication.

Antoine Blondeau, rue de la Paix 19, à Paris, n. 369

“Montre de souscription”.

Breguet n.291, nouvelle series.

Montre de carrosse a repetition des quart et function de reveil sold to the count de Mercy Argentau on 09 June 1837 at the price of 620 FF, ancienne 1155 sold to Pierre de Salabert for the Marquise of Santa Cruz on 18 Floreal year 13 (08 May 1805) , at the price of 1,440 francs.

Breguet, n.3002

“Répétition des quarts à ponts moyenne, 15 lignes, boîte or n. 3510, échappement à cylindre”. Sold on 05 November 1817 to Madame Soehnée. Monthly calendar and secret compartment containing a lock of hair.

Robert Robin, Horloger du Roi, n.59

Lever escapement and thermal compensation

Hilaire Bassereau n.761

Robin style movement with cylinder escapement.

Vissière Simon Havre n.16

Elève de Winnerl, chronometer with lever escapement.

Olivier Quartier Le Locle

Escapement by Paul Garnier

Antoine Tavan

Movement with experimental lateral lever escapement in the Robin style.

Adamson a Paris

Movement with particular Pouzait lever escapement, quarter hour repeater

Anonymous, signed Breguet, n. 214

“Montre de souscription” apocryphal. Watch published in George Rigot's book: “Montres de souscription et a tact de Breguet“ ed.2017

George Sikes n.312, Carlow

Large display watch with cylinder escapement and dead central seconds.

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

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