Breguet type XX flyback 1960. An order from the Marine Nationale that deeply affected the brand. The DNA of this one was never matched. Except for the only watch 2021 maybe. Dial: Tropical, marble/ebène. Very consistent patina. + certificate signed by Emm
My first Breguet. “Plus simple et plus plat” they said at Breguet Boutique Paris some 21 years ago. I love its capture of A.L. Breguet’s original vision
I don't own one, yet, but this is something I am trying to plan for next year. So, here is some dream stuff. Santa, please, pretty please... And not these stupid re editions, please... Best, Nicolas
I've been of the opinion the Tradition series would be more versatile than one might think with respect to different strap options. As I mentioned in an earlier post I removed the screw bars in favour of quick release straps in order to put this to the te
Had the opportunity to visit Monday with my wife. Alain Terranova gave us such a superb tour of the museum that it brought tears to her eyes. He really knew his Breguet history and was adept at illustrating it with specific examples in the displays. ... a
A short while back, I posted on the forum pictures of two versions of the Breguet Tradition with retrograde date in white gold—one with a silver dial, and one with blue. The vote on which to go with was almost exactly evenly split. After some head damagin
For me, the Tradition was a holy-grail watch. When I first spotted one years ago, I knew that one day a Tradition would find a home on my wrist. And this one did recently. While the black strap is the traditional look, I decided to try a new, spcier look
For whatever reason there are two chest-of-drawers sitting in my office, not used for anything but just minding their own business (the chests are not the “real McCoy” but Kittinger (Buffalo) reproductions of a Rhode Island block-chest and a Philadelphia