weight-driven movement via steel string, gravity intermediate winding “remontoir d’egalite” after B-H Wagner, Graham escapement, lever with jewel pallets, jewel bearing and remontoir cam, heavy skeletonised brass plate construction, “Collin, R. Monmatre 118, sucr. De Wagner 1886”, power reserve: 8-10 days, drive and adjustment function for a slave clock, enamel dial rings and blued steel hands for seconds display and slave clock correction, painted glass dial ring with gilt hands, cardanic movement, solid brass movement support, wooden rod seconds pendulum with spring suspension, two-piece ebonised wood clock case, three glass panels, four doors, 230 cm, France 1886, signs of age and use, elements der slave clock function missing, signs of age and use, basically in working condition, in need of maintenance and cleaning, no warranty for function and completeness, 1 pendulum, 1 weight, 1 crank, 1 brass remontoir weight, 1 key, (HP)

‘Armand Collin successeur de Bernard-Henri Wagner’, Paris, manufacturer of high quality technical clocks, the astronomical clock of the Palais d'Industrie, tower clocks, owner of numerous patents, workshop in the Haute Jura, supplier to the French King.