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Hard to tell when the movement is not shown in the original photo.
Historical Data about the L15.26:
The 15 Ligne Movement was used in both ladies pocket watch and early wristwatches and mens wristwatches as well. This is considered to be a small
caliber movement.
However,that being said Caliber L15.26 was a 17 jewel movement,
produced from 1911-1937 and it replaced the porcelain dialed L15.94 of 1904.
The L15.26 was then replaced by the L15.68Z that was used in WWII as a military watch from 1945-47.
Cheers,
Simon