Chemisard à Bordeaux n. 2.500

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

Quarter hour repeater with lateral lever escapement

Chemisard à Bordeaux n.5138 an 1807

Martin-Pouzait lever escapement

Anders Lundstedt, n.414

Sully's escapement

Bazile Charles Le Roy

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

Breguet, n.156

"Montre a repetition des quart a toc" Robin-style anchor escapement, sold on 28 June 1793 to Monsieur Fabre Loncle.

Cyrus Levard, E.ve de Robin, n.183

Cylinder escapement by a pupil of Robin

James Boyd, Cupar fife n.293

Ruby lever escapement.

Pierre Giteau n.3946

Hour and quarter repeater, mustache lever escapement

Joseph Feune, Delemont Swiss

Escapement “pallet pin weel”

Etienne Tavernier n.7322

Seven-day power reserve, 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 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

Anonymous attributable to Charles Edouard Jacot, Switzerland

Dead central seconds watch with star duplex escapement invented by Charles Edouard Jacot with 1/4 second diablotine

Breguet, n.1415

Garde temps with detent pivotè escapement, sold to Prince Sergey Sergeevich Gagarine, 1 May 1810 for 1,200 FF, as recorded in Moreau's archives.

Thomas Engel Aesch Luzern

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

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