Rare Swiss watch with thermometer and compass Circa 1850

Gold hunting cased lever watch with eccentric dials by H. A. Favre
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A rare Swiss gold hunting cased lever watch with eccentric dials, thermometer, and compass, circa 1850. Gilded movement with lever escapement, bimetallic compensation balance, and standing barrel, signed to the barrel bridge H. A. Favre, Locle. Silver dial with two eccentric engine-turned subsidiary dials for hours with Roman numerals and minutes with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, a sector for the thermometer, and decorated with gilded chased and engraved flowers and foliage, signed H. A. Favre, Locle, and with Neuchâtel gold mark. Gold case with engine-turned covers, cuvette with compass set to the centre, two offset apertures for winding and hand-setting with directionals, covers numbered 16474, back cover additionally numbered 11217, case maker’s mark L. Bole T incuse.
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Diameter: 50.5 mm
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Signed: H. A. Favre, Locle 
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The movement operates only for short periods and would likely benefit from servicing and an overhaul. The gilding on the plates is rather faded, with some light scuffs and scratches visible. The compass needle is slightly sticky, and the thermometer remains untested. The dial is missing its front glass, and the thermometer scales are worn and faded. There is tarnishing and scuffing on the subsidiary dials, along with the absence of the minute hand. The case shows rubbing on the edges of its engine-turned decoration, as well as light scuffs and scratches throughout.