Pocket watch no name

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It's a French case by Pierre&Etienne Frainier, casemaker in Morteau
 
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The movement shows more than a passing similarity to some Agassiz movements circa latter half of the 19th century. Agassiz morphed into Longines. Because your movement appears to be anonymous, this is only a guess.

 
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I found an identical movement, same bridge layout and the steps on the balance cock.
Unfortunately the seller has branded it as an Omega, which it certainly is not.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/374745719517
 
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