I was initially as well Greg, this was due to the circular marks on the inner side of the pillar plate, so I decided to pull apart another two nickel movements I have here that are 11 Jewel only (from serial block 40,6xx), they have similar circular marks as this 13 Jewel. So I do not think it is from a stump on a jeweling press, Also why if you are going to go to the trouble of doing the escape and pallet why not the 3rd & 4th wheel and make it a 15 Jewel. Also I had a good look at the jeweling on the escape & pallet on the dial side, looks factory rubbed-in correct, the setting bezel/edge flange is perfect not rippled as you see when they have been lifted and then re-rubbed back in. It would be interesting to see more from that 100 run of serials?
Edit: Decide to pull a few 15 Jewel watches apart to check how they have been done, these are also similar including the dial side Factory tool marks. Then went back to check the dial side on the 13 Jewel, identical tool marks and no signs of closing marks or additional after-market tool marks/work? All this checked with 20x magnification. Do you have any examples laying around from that serial block Greg or does anyone else?