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I own the current model in SS
The Breguet has F. Piguet 1150. Mine is 65 hrs power reserve, this one should have about 70 hours. Why? Mine has a stylized nautilus shaped rotor which reduces by ~7% from the base movement performance with a Full rotor like the one you are showing (they probably did that on mine because the exhibition case-back). Also mine has a FP69 large date module added, yours have a standard date (to my eyes).
As far as how old this model is, I don't have an answer for that. Perhaps other members will help with that
Breguet novice - help requested please
Hi all, I'm looking to buy this watch for my wife on our anniversary, but I've never purchased a pre-owned piece before and I don't have much knowledge of Breguet. The piece is for sale from a respectable antique jeweller, so I don't doubt its authenticit...
Model ref 8290
The case back's engraving indicates that it is a watch reference 8290, which uses calibre 552. Power reserve is 40 hours. Likely dating from the 1990s.
I own the current model in SS
The Breguet has F. Piguet 1150. Mine is 65 hrs power reserve, this one should have about 70 hours. Why? Mine has a stylized nautilus shaped rotor which reduces by ~7% from the base movement performance with a Full rotor like the one you are showing (they ...
Totally different movements...
yours is a more recent twin-barrel movement based upon the Frédéric Piguet 1150 family of calibers, which in their standard configuration have a power reserve between 70 (Breguet, Vacheron, Jaquet-Droz, others) and 100h (Blancpain only). Here a Blancpain ...