A typical French quarter-repeater cylinder pocket watch that was sold in a jewelry store in Lyon, France, in the early 19th century.

It operates as a repeater by pressing the pendant.

The repeater hammer and the repeater operating parts beneath the dial feature meticulous mirror finishing.

It incorporates a winding system with a free-standing barrel and a winding stem.

The elegant combination of a guilloché dial, characteristic of French watches, and gold Breguet hands adds to its sophistication.

Despite nearly 200 years since its manufacture, the condition remains excellent, with an 18-karat solid gold case and a well-preserved movement.

This is an exceedingly rare and valuable French repeater watch with very few existing examples.

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