Austrian brass highly complicated verge clock Circa 1800

Carriage clock with alarm and repeater
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A highly complicated carriage clock, made by Carl Wurm Sr in Vienna, Austria, circa 1800. This watch features a beautifully preserved brass case, which is covered with leather and its enamel dial features and outer minute and hour track with Roman hour numerals and gilt hands. The highly complicated movement is equipped with a verge escapement and three barrels, probably for self strike, alarm and quarter repeater.
The movement is signed on the regulating disk.
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Diameter: 115 mm
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Weight: 945 g
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Signed: Wurm in Wien
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Wurm
Carl Wurm Sr was a master clock and watchmaker active in Vienna around 1800. He is highly recognised in horological history for his exquisite craftsmanship during the Austrian Empire and Biedermeier periods.