Rob
1846
Thanks for sharing...
while I like the look, have to agree with Hoorgasm that the Queen is best clad in precious metals. By offering it in steel, won't it cannibalize sales of the precious metal pieces? But then again, perhaps they have reached saturation in terms of market share for that category and would like to increase market share for ladies' watches by offering it in steel. Suddenly afraid for the La Traditions line.
Still thanks again for sharing AT.
Breguet Introduces the Queen of Naples 8967ST
The Reine de Naples is a watch in a league of its own. Created in tribute to the wristwatch ordered two centuries ago from Breguet by Caroline Murat, Queen of Naples, it embodies the inimitable Breguet approach to fine watch making. Its softly curving egg...
Looks great
And widen the fan base of the model. But something in me feels that it's a wrong move...one always associate the Queen with precious metal
Thanks for sharing...
while I like the look, have to agree with Hoorgasm that the Queen is best clad in precious metals. By offering it in steel, won't it cannibalize sales of the precious metal pieces? But then again, perhaps they have reached saturation in terms of market sh...
Very NICE!
This piece was first seen during the concert in Singapore. It was quietly placed in the showcase, and many ladies like it! It is also with silicium escapement. Kong...
I can see why the ladies like it.
I think there is more of a market than many realize for a pretty and eyecatching everyday watch that is something other than a man's watch in midsize or with a few jewels or a white strap. Whether tactically Breguet should have chosen to make a steel vers...
Great live picture, Kong!
At the right price, I'd be interested in this piece for cocktail wear! It's the first ladies Breguet that I've liked in some time. Cheers, Daos