Robert Robin a Paris n.212

David Louis Huguenin Neuchatel, n.397

Dead seconds watch with detent escapement

Attributable to Dubois et Fils n.3067

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

Louis Berthoud n.2461-53

Chronometer with pivoted detent escapement sold to M. le General Cafarelli, Prèfet Maritime de Brest le 16 Messidor anno XI (5 July 1803) for 70 Louis.

Antoine Tavan

Movement with experimental lateral lever escapement in the Robin style.

Dufour et Fol a Geneve

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

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.

Robert Robin a Paris n.398.

Hour and quarter repeater, verge escapement, enamelled case.

Anonymous, n. 4097

Anonymous watch with central and auxiliary dead seconds, chicane lever 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.

Le Roy à Paris n. 3278

Revolutionary and Gregorian calendar, "virgule" escapement.

Anonymous, signed Breguet, n. 214

“Montre de souscription” apocryphal. Watch published in George Rigot's book: “Montres de souscription et a tact de Breguet“ ed.2017

Robert Robin, Joseph Thaddeus Winnerl

Chronometer made by Joseph Thaddeus Winnerl on a movement by Robert Robin

Breguet et Fils, n. 2004

“Montre de souscription”, with reverse caliber sold to Monsieur Manu on 1 May 1810 for 600 Francs

Breguet, n.247 nouvelle series.

"Montre simple plate excentrique nouveau calibre 16½ lignes échapt cilindre, cadran émail” sold to Monsieur Benardaky on 01 luglio 1850 at prize of 1200 FF.

Breguet n.4238

“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.