Hello everyone, Would anyone know anything about this watch, a Guy-Robert (Musette) Chronometre? I have been trying to look for info on it and the only thing I found was this link regarding a different watch on a German watch forum. https://uhrforum.de/musette-chronometer-t109786 I thought, since many here like chronometres, someone might be able to give me a little more information. I have been trying to get a movement shot but so far the seller has not answered. I think it's a nice looking watch. The description says that it's 34mm, 21 rubis and has an incabloc. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. EDIT : As for the photos, this is what is available. The seller must live in a Cave.
Guy - Robert was a perfumer that was the creator of many high end scents for many companies he had watches and some clothing bearing his name. Was well known for his style as well as his work. http://boisdejasmin.com/2012/05/in-tribute-to-perfumer-guy-robert.html
Mikrolisk shows that "Fabrique of the Montres Musette SA" was a division of the Henri-Robert Guy & Co. of La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Musette was first registered as a wordmark in January 1914. Other registered names include the Calva and the Résist models, shown here: (thanks) (thanks) (thanks) According to Ranfft, the Musette models shown above were powered by various A. Schild calibers. Perhaps the source of your movement?
The manufacturer, Henri(-Robert) Guy, is my late grand-father. I (dearly) own a few of his watches. I really like to ones shown on this page, very touching to see that they are still used and worn.