F.res Veigneur a Geneve

Frères Melly Invenit & fecit, n.1248

Movement with “à pattes d'ecrevisses” (crab leg) escapement

Etienne Tavernier n.7322

Seven-day power reserve, cylinder escapement.

Dupont in Alençon

Straight lever escapement (attributable to Marguerite Dupont who was a watchmaker in Alençon in 1795)

Hauchar n.104-2649

“Montre simple” in the style of Breguet.

Breguet n.4604

Small-sized watch built on the principle of chronometers with monthly calendar, lever escapement sold to Baron Schickler on 30 December 1828 for the price of 3,600 FF.

Joseph Feune, Delemont Swiss

Escapement “pallet pin weel”

Julien Le Roy, orologio “double face”

“Double face”, hour and quarter repeater, monthly calendar, centre seconds, early cylinder escapement.

Thomas Engel Aesch Luzern

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

Robert Robin a Paris, n.42

Side lever escapement.

Johann Spitznagel in Olmütz n.175

Automatic winding with beating mass, perpetual monthly and weekly retrograde calendar, cylinder escapement.

Breguet et Fils Hor.ger de la marine Royale n.3020

"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.

David Louis Huguenin Neuchatel, n.397

Dead seconds watch with detent 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.

Attributable to Dubois et Fils n.3067

Quarter hour repeater and calendar with Debaufre escapement modified by Pierre Le Roy

Breguet et Fils, n. 1714

“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.”