Here is an unmarked movement from a watch that is marked "Leicht-Mayer Lucerne" on the dial. The case is .935 silver and enamel. Leicht-Mayer was a higher-end jewelry retailer in Europe, as I understand it, but there are no discernable markings on the case, dial, or movement to help identify a manufacturer. The watch needs some parts, but I don't know where to look, without an identified manufacturer.
I wanted to post a couple more photos, but wasn't able to do that. Am I missing something, or am I restricted to posting them one at a time?
Thanks again.
you may find that there is identifying marks under the balance wheel
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