I can't, sorry - its like none I have seen before, on the plus side that barrel bridge is probably quite distinctive. Movements from this period are HARD to ID.
When the winding crown is raised to release the case it reveals a Swiss Bear hallmark, not seen when closed. Just above the FB and key hallmark is a quite indistict hallmark, may be GS cant be sure.
I have been through the ranftt archive to try and find the movement but no joy.
Many contributors seem to have great knowledge. Is it possible that someone could "politely" or funny is OK describe the main features of this movement. (I have a newbies knowledge only, building slowly) any help and knowledge building appreciated.
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