Horological Meandering

  This morning I picked up this watch in reasonably good condition but I found little information while researching it. I'm confident that a forum member could enlighten me as to what this is. The case is 41mm with wire-lugs and hallmarked 0.935, it is a hinged case, it has a single pusher and the crown looks more appropriate on a pocket watch. The dial is porcelain with no cracks or hairlines and the hands show a bit of paint loss. It has both a 30min. and 60min. registers, Inside the case back it is marked RF inside a box with cut-corners, Montbrillant W.M Switzerland. 155313, 2,   0.935 in box.   The movement is signed Montbrillant W.M,  15 Fifteen Jewels, 3 Three Adjmt's,  C in a diamond box. The movement is not currently working but it looks to be complete. I haven't touched this watch yet but I thought I might wait for opinions as to the best course of action.
                                                          Thanks, Jim

Nice find, Ben

  Hi, I found another piece of the puzzle while looking at the Breitling site, the 1884 link has a great little video history and the first "single pusher" they developed in 1923 is strikingly similar to my watch. I had suspected that the dial was repainted and the hands replaced, but if you look carefully at the second hand and the register hands they are a twin to mine. Notice also the lack of a name on the dial, I now have enough to help the restoration along but I would still like the history and particulars of the movement. When did they start signing Montbrillant on the dial and when was that switched to Breitling?    Thanks again for the input,  Jim

         Sorry about the poor quality but I couldn't capture the images so I snapped a photo of my screen....whatever it takes!

I like that dial alot, maybe it was like Miverva / Montblanc relationship.  I am sure there is a Breiting enthusiast out there tht knows more, we should try and get them on this forum.   Good luck, Ben