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These are just stunning
I absolutely love these Breguets in all their variations. I think when you try it on, think of yourself living with it. I often find that when I’m thinking of a new watch I think about novelty, however I should be thinking of living with it. What dial is easiest to read for you? Which one will match the clothes you wear? Think about all of the things that you would call your favourites, and what configuration of the watch would go with that? I would go for the white gold add and movement with blued screws etc. I think it would go with what I wear much better, and I love that style of movement finish. That’s just me 
But then I look at the dark finish movement and I doubt myself.
Poisoned by this beauty
I am in the process to add a La Tradition to my collection. After my due diligence, I concluded on the 5027 in WG, black dial and dark movement. The balance of the dial, the size, the harmony, it was certainly the most appealing and indeed my favorite bef...
These are just stunning
I absolutely love these Breguets in all their variations. I think when you try it on, think of yourself living with it. I often find that when I’m thinking of a new watch I think about novelty, however I should be thinking of living with it. What dial is ...
Thanks Harry
Nice advice. I felt attracted by this RG and the size, but I believe I will wear more often in WG. Thanks again for your inputs!
I look forward to hearing about it my friend!
Best of luck with choosing. I don’t think you can go to far wrong here
I think you mean the 37mm 7027 and the 40mm 7057br (pictured)
The 7027 has a small dial which may be hard to read in the long run, although purists sometimes prefer its proportions, particularly the yellow gold version. The 7057 has a spacer and a larger dial for better legibility. I think legibility is important bu...
I definitely vote for the 7027 because the mouvement has been made for this version and everything is in its proper place.
The 7057 has been made for the desire of clients who wanted a bigger case size and a bigger sub dial. But, the mouvement stayed the same and all the right proportions of the first version have been broken for me. Why keeping a power reserve indicator whos...
Thanks Alkiro!
This is what basically makes me doubt. I am ok with the size of the movement and the balance with the dial of the 7057, however I feel disturbed with the power reserve indicator, which is clearly better defined in the 7027. I’ve seen your 7027 in several ...
Even if I prefer the YG version because it’s closer to the historical timepiece which inspired the Tradition, I think the combo RG / dark grey movement gives it an undeniable more modern look
In addition, it’s much more discreet than the YG version. Something I can understand for an owner who don’t want to draw attention. Best wishes Alkiro
As someone who picked up the 7057
I can tell you I was heavily influenced by members on this forum and was initially hard pressed to choose. I thought for sure the 7027 was going to be it. I don't have the worlds biggest wrists but something about the 7057 spoke to me more (albeit in whit...
Thanks Wangany
You made your point. As part of the due diligence I tried to read and get as many information as possible, and in this regard, the 7027 is indeed a favorite. I can really appreciate why and I share the view. However, when you try it on the wrist, the 37mm...