Andrè Mery à Paris n.163

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Lefevre a Paris

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

Bazile Charles Le Roy n.4737

Decimal watch with virgule escapement, power reserve, jumping hours and barometer, center seconds n.4737 belonging to Antoine Louis Leon de Saint-Just.

Sigismund Rentzsch, London

Lever escapement, quarter hour repeater

Breguet, n.441 (nouvelle series)

“Chronometre de poche” with modified Earnshaw detent escapement, sold to Monsieur Hottinguer (banker of the Maison Breguet), on 11 October 1844 for 1,500 FF.

Breguet n.125

“Compteur militaire” cylinder escapement 84 divisions

George Sikes n.312, Carlow

Large display watch with cylinder escapement and dead central seconds.

Olivier Quartier Le Locle

Escapement by Paul Garnier

Vaucher Freres n.10345

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

Le Roy à Paris n. 3278

Revolutionary and Gregorian calendar, "virgule" escapement.

Bazile Charles Le Roy

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

Louis Tavernier, Paris Rue de la Loi, n.K+B 552

Chronometer with quarter hour repeater and calendar, pivoted detent escapement with experimental thermal compensation

Breguet n. 3352

“Simple gold watch with grandes secondes d’un coup” sold on 1 March 1860 to Monsieur Mathias for 655 francs, returned by the same on 8 March 1866, resold to Monsieur Henry Mallet for 875 francs to be presented to Doctor Lienard, double barrel, independent seconds, lever escapement.

Blanc Fils Palais Royal

“Montre de souscription”.

Robert Robin, Horloger du Roi, n.59

Lever escapement and thermal compensation

Breguet n.1452

Repetittion a cuvette ruage 4269 en or 742 Gros, vendu au General Moreau le 2 octobre 1810 au prix de 1800 FF

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