Zenith Relief and Tula pocket watches

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In this thread, I'd like to focus on Zenith pocket watches with motifs on the back. These are usually executed in Tula, high relief, or low relief. However, the very rare enamel backs are also welcome, although I can't contribute any of them, as I haven't seen anything like them on camera yet.

Of course, the backs of older Zenith brands like Georges Favre-Jacot, Billodes, or Diogene are also welcome.

I'll just start.
 
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From a Swiss collection: Billodes pocket watch, custom-made case. The inlay on the back finest handwork with burin.
The locomotive depicted could be a Class 4-4-0 American. It's funny that the cowcatcher is depicted incorrectly. The tip of the cowcatcher should be in the middle between the rails.

 
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Photographed a few years ago at a French collector's house. The watch is badly damaged, but so rare that it's still worth collecting.
On the back is the following inscription:

Union des Societes de tir de France
XXe. Concours National et International de tir.
Rennes 1913


The artist of the motif was Charles Gustave de Marey.
The watch case manufacturer has not yet been identified.
 
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Another Georges Favre-Jacot pocket watch for the market of the Russian Empire, circa 1892