Breguet Classique 5177 White Gold Enamel Blue Dial.
One of my best shots to give justice to this beautiful Breguet. The case and the dial are very much my taste, with this small " usual reserve " at three o clock. But, still, what a beauty! Best, Nicolas ...
Breguet has been cruel with mere mortals on that one
Only the best stuff has been reserved for Japanese enthusiasts Ginza edition credit Monochrome ...
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Ooooooohmyword WHY don’t they just make this the standard one........ (Another way to look at it is that this is the only watch around where the date is always a two-digit number - 13 23 33 43...then 103 113 123, all the way up to 313!) Best E.
This limited edition is stellar!
Would applied or printed indices would be the way to go?
Such a beauty
if it weren't for that small issue indeed ;-) Still, this one is tempting. Perhaps Breguet will make a non-date version. What can I say, dreaming is one of the very few things these days, that's not forbidden. Regards, George
Agree
I think the date looks better on the blue dial than on the white dial. There are reports from owners who find the date appearance ok, so maybe over time it's fine. I've always wondered why they didn't move the date to the 6 o'clock position for the enamel...
very nice pictures
I was in the market for it but seeing it in person the date immediately killed it for me (what a pity that they put one in.....) Luckily we all have different taste so it works out for the market ;-)
Date Function
I think I'm in the minority as I actively seek a date function as I find it very useful and it allows me to interact with my watch at the start of every meeting I have in order to date my notes. However, I really don't like the execution here, it seems ca...