Breguet

Look at this one: Credit pictures: Jatuka? Now... Remove the date ( here not a deal breaker, I must confess, but better without, in my opinion ), keep a domed plexy, change the movement for a good modern one from Breguet, 40 mm case. Screw-in crown. Screw...  

Let’s lobby Breguet to create this dream and turn it into a reality!

Lume color however is a more difficult decision

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Screw in crown would be a must. Closed case back would make sense. I know this is a tool watch, but since it is a breguet… maybe an option for sapphire back to look at the movement?

Wish they released it again. It will be a force to reckon with.

but perhaps just under 40 mm. 38 or 39?

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The FF went the same way, a bit.... Rolex and Tudor, too. And Rolex and Blancpain were pioneers on that matter.... ...  

Sell me this, Breguet. Please!

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Creamy patina. That will be though to replicate.

Thanks for sharing the photos and the idea!

I d love to have one. No-date would be perfecto!

No date for me. But I’m in even if we end up having a date there for historical reasons.

But could i have the limited(?) Type XX similar to the 'Only watch 2019' first🎊

Could this be my first Breguet? I love these pancake-sized hour markers! I am wondering about the hands though, as these are so typical Rolex. Was this the only type of hands used on Breguet divers? I could see some Type XX style hands work well for this ... 

But there is no loser in this race.

I've often wondered why dates aren'tmore asthetically integrated.

Maybe a more modern bezel material?

Also without date

I would add a sapphire case back. And skeletonized rotor to appreciate the movement. A WPS edition?!

No date get’s my vote 👌

Plexiglas, 40mm…fully agree and yes, Breguet should make a re-issue of this watch. No date preferred (but I would still like it a lot even with date). Thank you for showing this watch, I was not aware Breguet made such nice pieces.

Dear Amanico—I am in on this one in a heartbeat! Unmatchably beautiful dial. No date would be better, but beggars can’t choose! —R.

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