I had a movementa while back that I was trying to identify and after looking at enough of them I was convinced it was a Tavannes. A lot of their watches of that era have that patent #.
Berlin was the place Pequegnat clocks were made and they changed the name to Kitchener during WWI.
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Lorne, The movements sure look the same, with the exception of the winding wheels being reversed. I will go with a Tavannes, the one I showed is obviously just a 7 jewel, unadjusted one, but the markings are the same. Thanks, Bill
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The wheels are probably reversed since one is a Hunter movement (Stem at the 3 o'clock) and the other is a regular /open face movement (Stem at the 12 o'clock). Dan
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