I know for sure that case in which this movement is cased,is made in 1907 or 1908.Its one of those Austro-Hungarian commemorative or patriotical pocket watches.Its just serviced,so I'd like to find out something more about this movement.Movement is without any markings, but that bridge scheme is not quiet usual.Tavannes cal. 17'''-8 is pretty close to this one but its not the same.
It's more likley, however, that the basic watch behind both the Mobile's and this one was an ebauche. The design of the keyless works and balance jewels bring me to mind of various early FHF models.
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