Description: Remains of a French movement made around 1610 by the parisian watchmaker Pierre Le Seyne. Unfortunately none of the actual movement is left, only the plates, the engraved dial, the round baluster pillars, the steel verge stop and steel pieces of the regulator wheel are present.
This movement is made following the German or English puritan style, with no major decoration. Latter German versions are nown as ‘Nürnberger Ei’ (the eggs from Nurenberg).
Additional Info:
Pierre Le Seyne is listed between 1612 and 1648 at the “Palais de Paris”. He was elected Juré in 1616.
Antiquarian Horology 
