Do you recognise this pocket watch movement?

[Virtus36]

Hi there,

A bit of a long shot, but do any of you know what movement this is please. I need to try and find a new canon pinion. 
 

According to the case, it dates to 1898. 
 

Thanks,

[praezis]

What happened to the canon pinion? Looks like it is still there!

[RichardHarris123]

It's a five bar movement, made somewhere on the French/ Swiss border.  Probably impossible to say who by.

[nevenbekriev]

This is old type cannon pinion with pin that goes through the hole of the central wheel pinion. If it is loose, just staking the cannon on the pin is needed. No spare parts for such watches.

[oldhippy]

To alter the hands you push the nipple down and turn the button. To remove the cannon pinion you tap it with a hammer and the spindle should push out or it will be lose so you can pull it through. As already said 5 bar movement French Swiss border no universel parts for these movements. 

[praezis]

Still curious why a new canon p is needed?