Gusset Or Pocket Watch From Paul Jeannot Chronometer In Sterling Silver With Official Bulletin From The Besançon Observatory.

- Pocket or pocket watch in solid silver from the Paul Jeannot chronometer brand decorated with an interlaced letter monogram CG on the bowl. - Crab hallmark 800/1000 present on the head of the pendant, watch case, bowl, dust cover, in use from 1838 to 1984 with the difference from the precious metals guarantee office of Besançon present between the lower legs of the crab and the silver mention end, number 10212 engraved on the bowl. - Dust cover engraved as a souvenir of Femmel to Claudius Givaudan in Gothic font, number 10212 and the mention official bulletin of the national observatory of Besançon. - Mr. Paul Jeannot obtained the 2nd class of tests with 15 bulletins in the annual chronometric competition organized by the national observatory of Besançon from 01/01/1895 to 08/31/1896 with a simple mention. - Edge of the watch and smooth bezel, slightly domed and beveled mineral glass. - White enamel dial, Arabic numerals for the hours, railroad scale for the minutes painted black, second hand at six o'clock, blued steel hands for the hours, minutes and the second hand at six o'clock and pear-shaped for the hours. - Movement in gilded brass signed in a rounded shape with the name of the manufacturer Paul Jeannot chronometer, number 10212 engraved in hollow, jeweled with rubies ​​​​​​ with lever escapement, crown and crown wheel in polished steel, disc advance and delay and its racket with micrometric adjustment. - Pendant winder and set the time by pressing the small push button by pressing to the right on the edge next to the head of the pendant while turning the winder at the same time clockwise. - Art-Nouveau period around 1896-1900. - Weight: 102.53 gr. - In perfect working order, serviced by a watchmaker.