My clock has the name Leroy A Paris and 782 stamped on the frame of the works. It looks like someone mounted the clock in a home made cabinit, however it is done tastefully. The clock has a pendulum,
The face of the clock has chime and time winder posts, the face has no ID words. The works look all brass. The face is three inches in diameter. I have no historical data as it was in the junk where I found it.
Jannyc
or antique shop,make sure you tell them you are a novice and ask them for their best pricing information (and then don’t sell it to them). unfortunately leroy a paris did a ton of watch movements and in many sizes (down to pocket watches for example). there is likely a book listing more company info butitwouldalmost certainlybe a specialty book not readily available (or even still in print)
ifit is a re-used face (i.e. a movement taken from the orgianl case and put in a hand made case, there is likely to be little value though
i’ll through some other movementsby them to make you drool 
good luck!
find out when the Antiques Roadshow is coming to a city near you. it may be time consuming, but i dont know what else you could do. have u called a museum director?
References :
or antique shop,make sure you tell them you are a novice and ask them for their best pricing information (and then don’t sell it to them). unfortunately leroy a paris did a ton of watch movements and in many sizes (down to pocket watches for example). there is likely a book listing more company info butitwouldalmost certainlybe a specialty book not readily available (or even still in print)
ifit is a re-used face (i.e. a movement taken from the orgianl case and put in a hand made case, there is likely to be little value though
i’ll through some other movementsby them to make you drool
good luck!
References :
http://www.tic-tock.com/php/PDisplayWatch.php3?POCKET_WATCH_ID=644
http://www.antique-clocks.co.uk/details.asp?stockno=2666
http://www.antique-horology.org/gallery/asp/object.asp?id=632