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Case: Heavy, polished case No. 1678, the dust cover signed: Fabrique D' Horlogerie
No 58588 L.Leroy & Cie Horlogers de la Marine Palais-Royal 13.15. Galerie Montpensier Paris
Jules le Jeune Ministre D'État 1911 +
Dial: White enamel dial, signed: L. Leroy & Cie No 1678
Movement: High grade bridge movement No. 1678 with lever escapement, compensation balance with cylindrical hairspring, 1/4 repeater on 2 gongs.
Accessories: None

Jules-Ange-Ladislas Le Jeune was a professor at the Free University of Brussels, a lawyer at the Court of Cassation and later became Minister of Justice. He belonged to the Catholic Party, was also a senator, and at the end of his life was appointed Minister of State. He is best known for the numerous reforms he implemented during his tenure as Minister of Justice from 1887 to 1892.