"Montre simple” N.3707 sold to Monsieur Furchy Notaire on 31 June 1822 for 1140 FF.
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Quarter and half quarter hour repeater with ruby cylinder escapement no. 255.
First generation early straight line lever escapement
“Montre de souscription” with verge escapement.
Ruby lever escapement.
“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.
Republican calendar with straight lever escapement
Hour and quarter repeater with cylinder escapement.
"Repetition demi quart sur timbres” with lever escapement on the “garde temps” principle, hunter case with secret “portrait” compartment, “jumping hours” device sold to Count Panin on 11 June 1821, for FF 4,800, reentered, restored and resold with number 4931 to Monsieur Lacroix of Turin on 16 May 1831 for 4800 francs.
“Répétition à ponts, medium size, 19 lignes, pierced arbor, gold case no. 4068, half-quarter repeating, lever escapement,” sold on 16 March 1826 to Monsieur Spies. Monthly calendar and a secret compartment containing the portrait of a young woman.
Republican and Gregorian calendar, lever escapement by J.M. Pouizait, skeletonized movement.
Repetition garde temps jumping hour, sold to M. Malotaky, second interpreter of the Turkish Ambassador, Prairial year 6 (May-June 1798), for 1,200 FF.
“Montre de souscription”.
Decimal watch with double time indication on a 24-hour basis, verge escapement, enamelled case
“Subscription" watch, Cassa di Joly no. 1769, sold to Prince Kurakin on August 9, 1811, for 1,080 FF, returned in 1812 and resold to the Princes of Valencay on May 8, 1812, for 980 FF.”
Straight lever escapement (attributable to Marguerite Dupont who was a watchmaker in Alençon in 1795)