Sigismund Rentzsch, London

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Louis Berthoud n.2574 (bis)

Quarter hour repeater movement with duplex escapement.

Breguet et Fils, n. 1550

“Montre de souscription”, sold to Adjutant Gènèral Ricard on 15 December 1813 for 600 F.F. Watch published in George Rigot's book: “Montres de souscription et a tact de Breguet“ ed.2017

Strömgren og Olsen n.665

Navigation chronometer with sidereal time indication.

Robert Robin a Paris n.212

Hour and quarter repeater, cylinder escapement, enamel case

Johann Spitznagel in Olmütz n.175

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

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.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.

Lemarie, Paris.

Orologio a secondi morti con scappamento a virgola

Janvier fils à Paris en 1805

First generation French lever escapement movement

Basserau Fils Rue Vivienne n.2.

“Montre de souscription”.

Andrè Hessen a Paris

Weekly winding device, monthly calendar, with comma escapement

Viel Robin n.469

Independent seconds movement, lateral lever escapement.

Breguet, n.2, Horloger de la Marine Royal Nouvelle series

Garde temps, rèpètition de première Classe sur les princes des chronomètre” sold to Count Mercy d’Argenteau on 28 January 1824 for 3,400 FF. Repetition of hours, quarters and half quarters, monthly calendar. Jumping hour.

Griebel Paris rue Vivienne 13

Quarter and half quarter hour repeater with ruby cylinder escapement no. 255.

Frères Melly Invenit & fecit, n.1248

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

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