Picked up this old clock today any info?

Here are pics of the actual clock and inside

 

so you succeeded in taking it out ?

 

Yes just had to unhook pendulum and weights and slide it out.

 

there you go, they always exaggerate about the qualifications of watchmakers.

 

I did feel pretty silly after I took it out, very simple.

 

but it's a good feeling when finding it yourself ,isn't it ?

 

I did feel like a click pro taking it out, haha! I could not find any signatures just the numbers on the back. Anyone know what they are? Only other marking is the 4 dots on bottom side.

 

these were mostly assembled by farmers during winter time as homeworkers due to the harsh winters on the Jura ridges. so anybody's guess if it's a model no. or a number for the parts list that went into the work.