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Watchmaker: Roches
19th century

German
ca. 1650

British, after German original
19th century, after late 15th century original

Watchmaker: Gabriel-Joseph Moillet
second quarter 18th century

Watchmaker: Blainville
ca. 1795

Watchmaker: Firm of Meuron et Companie, Geneva and Paris
late 18th century

Swiss
early 19th century

French or Swiss
early 19th century

Watchmaker: George Achard et Fils
late 18th century

Watchmaker: Firm of Wiss Brothers
ca. 1775–85

Watchmaker: Courvoisier & Co.
19th century

Watchmaker: William Webster
Renaud
18th century

Watchmaker: George Prior
ca. 1812–13

Watchmaker: T. van Ceulen the Younger
18th century

Watchmaker: Firm of Markham, Marwick, Perigal
ca. 1740–80

Watchmaker: George Goodman
ca. 1780

Watchmaker: Robert Thorne
ca. 1765

Watchmaker: Jacob Ducimin
ca. 1625–40

Watchmaker: James Warne
ca. 1770

Chinese
ca. 1736–95

Watchmaker: Charles Cabrier II
ca. 1740–60

Watchmaker: Thomas Alcock
ca. 1650

Watchmaker: Jeremie Gregorie
ca. 1670

Watchmaker: Daniel Le Count
late 17th century

Watchmaker: Daniel Quare
ca. 1690

Watchmaker: Daniel Delander
ca. 1705

Watchmaker: Gabriel Tallans
ca. 1720–40

Watchmaker: Joseph Martineau, Sr.
ca. 1760

German
ca. 1580

Watchmaker: Johann Wutky
ca. 1675–80

German
ca. 1590

German
ca. 1570

Movement by Michael Nouwen, or Nouen
ca. 1600–1610

British
ca. 1620

French
17th century

Watchmaker: David Terrier
ca. 1700

Watchmaker: Julien Le Roy
Case maker: I. T.
ca. 1755

Enameler Christophe Morliêre
ca. 1645–50

Watchmaker: Argand
ca. 1770

Watchmaker: Baptiste Le Noir
ca. 1760

Watchmaker: Pierre Michaud
ca. 1755

Watchmaker: Firm of Marwick, Markham and Recordon
ca. 1740–60
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