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Definitely. I really love how they went back
to the original rotor design first created for inspiration. This watch series is all around fantastic!
For me, one of the most beautiful rotos you find in an automatic watch
nice shape , beautiful engraved but I have to say the front of the watch is pretty good too And when going more macro ... it just keeps satisfying ...
They also had a different design for the earlier models with this movement.
All of them are very nice!
You know what. I may be wrong.
I think your photo is the earlier rotor style. And the new rotor is simply a polished surface with the Breguet script. My apologies!
That is correct
The newer is completely polished The earlier are like the one I showed But it was possible there was even a more early version, I was not aware of it but I’m sure there is a lot I don’t know 😁
I'm racking my mind and I'm trying to look for photos and I just can't find it.
I want to say, there was another engraving style that was more floral, traditional, and curved. But I can't find the evidence. So maybe I'm mistaken.
Stunning looking Breguet on both sides.
I think Breguet quality shines through in what they produce and the quality of both dial and movement finishing is second to none. Marc
I need to have a look at Breguet La Traditions!
Your pics made me want to get one of these ! Thanks for sharing Cheers Robin
Definitely. I really love how they went back
to the original rotor design first created for inspiration. This watch series is all around fantastic!
I love those hammer decorations
And the engraving looks like it would last a millennium
I like that the power reserve indicator is not cutting into the main dial…
Not sure why the newer versions cannot do the same.
Rotor turnings
Rotors are useful as also esthetic beauty. The one on your Breguet is fabulous, the whole Breguet is fabulous. I found the clean and simple Miyota as greatest in my collection. It is only there to wind up the mainspring, and in a way i like that Japanese ...
