Abu Alex
1568
How good are the interior angles? Prior examples of interior angles in the Tradition sometimes were overdone and odd looking as if some corners were cut (no pun intended).
Some live shots of the Breguet Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 . . .
Stopped by the boutique and had a close look at the 7035: Although I’ve seen it before at the NYC boutique, the lighting at the LA boutique allowed me to truly appreciate the depth and detail of the dial and movement: The retrograde seconds hand, exposed ...
I would love to see Breguet transition away from these oldfashioned straight lugs to more flowing integrated lugs like on their 250th souscription watch but keeping the coin-edged side of the cases.
Basically, like on the old 3800/3820. That way they would look both more contemporary and timeless. Likewise, the use of Breguet numerals on this 7035 gives a more contemporary look compared to the stuffy Roman numerals. Breguet‘s design needs a major upg...
so much to love - I'm particularly taken by the A.L. Breguet style winding weight (hard to call it a rotor)
But those lugs..... beautiful but the reach out so far from the case that watches I could otherwise wear are a no-go. I keep thinking (and suggesting) that they just turn those lugs down a bit and they'd be much better