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

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

Chemisard à Bordeaux n. 2.500

Side lever experimental escapement

Vauchez a Paris n.4913

Quarter-repeating watch, enamelled case decorated with diamonds and pearls, formerly belonging to Queen Catherine of Württemberg, wife of Jérôme Bonaparte.

Thomas Engel Aesch Luzern

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

Anonymous, quarter-repeating watch

Cylinder escapement watch formerly belonging to Louis Bonaparte (1778–1846), brother of Napoleon, King of Holland, and passed down within the Imperial dynasty.

Bernauda Elève de Breguet

"Souscription" with auxiliary minutes and seconds

Hahn H.ger Mecanicien n.483 Rue Helvètius 63 Paris

Quarter hour repeater with lateral lever escapement

Breguet, n.2644.

Montre a répétition de quart, a grand second d’un coup, sur le principes de chronomètre.

Le Roy à Paris n. 3278

Revolutionary and Gregorian calendar, "virgule" escapement.

Viel Robin n.469

Independent seconds movement, lateral lever escapement.

Anonymous decimal French Revolution

Decimal watch with double time indication on a 24-hour basis, verge escapement, enamelled case

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

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.

Breguet apocrifo, n. 570

“Montre de souscription”.

Breguet, n.1689

“Rèpètition de Première Classe” with ruby cylinder escapement, sold to an anonymous “monsieur” on 13 July 1811 for 1,728 FF, resold to Monsieur Gozzel on 22 May 1822 for 900 FF.