Three Hammers CARILLON REPEATING Antique Pocket Watch by OUDIN - élève de Breguet

Rare repeater in solid 18k gold case.
Case diameter is 60mm, weight is 102 grams.
France, circa 1820.

It features carillon repeater that strikes with three hammers to three gongs. Movement is equipped with cylinder escapement and is nicely finished.

Dust cover is signed by Charles Oudin, élève de Breguet, and numbered.
Watch comes in 18k gold case, dust cover is gilt metal.

Charles Oudin was born in 1772. He was a pupil of Breguet and one of his best foremen. He devised a way of fitting equation of time to Breguet souscription watches.
Oudin was in business on his own in the Galerie de Pierre, Palais Royal, from circa 1804 to 1825, and was then succeeded by his son, who transferred the firm to Galerie Montpensier, 1830-1840.
The Oudin Company perpetuated the Breguet tradition and produced high grade pieces.
Later in XIX century, under management of A. Charpentier, company became principal clockmaker to their Majesties The Queen and King of Spain, watchmaker to the Emperor of Russie, and to the French Imperial Navy. (source - Tardy)


Condition
Watch appears to be in good condition.
The watch is running, though time keeping is not tested.
Repeating is striking correctly.
White enamel dial is in good condition, mineral crystal.
Overall very fine watch is good condition.