Another curiosity: Breguet " Day Date " from the late 70's.
I guess it is from the late 70's, early 80's. The Chaumet years, to make it short. Square-ish shaped case. Spotted during an amazing cars GTG, yesterday. Best, Nicolas ...
😄 you know my taste well, it is very original and also very 70s cool
It has a pure French design which I love
A favorite film of mine. When I visited Deauville some years ago I looked after some places where it was filmed along the wooden ramble. There are a few signs there...
... as a testimony. I loved that film ... and its music!. Agree: a Masterpiece! I need to view it again!! Abrazos! Abel
Deauville is a Special Place
Omar Sharif spent most of his life there Pic Source: Getty Google Images ...
Yes! Driving through the night to be with his love, electric razor in hand
Made a lasting impression on this American boy Made me a Francophile!
If you love Un Homme et Une Femme...
If you like Lelouch and Un Homme etUne Femme I suggest you look to see the short film he made after finishing the film in 1966. He had left a reel of unused film... The short film is called: C'était un rendez-vous.
Is this real?
Never seen before But to me it looks very cheap, kind of a couple of hundred euros And ofcourse personal opinion…. But not at all my taste
Never seen this. Interesting! Very cool and very "not Breguet"!Thanks for sharing.
And superb photos, by the way!
Looking forward to seeing them.
I seem to remember that in the 70s some of the big manufactures brought out ranges of watches that were considerably less expensive than their usual offerings in the hope of mitigating the effects of the quartz revolution. JLCs “Club” models springs to mi...
Heresy. The only Breguet element about it seems to be the name on the dial.
Not bad, just not Breguet.
I like it! 👍🏻😁
I guess a lot of people in here would be astonished what known brands produced in the early 70-ties! Heritage? Brand-CI? Recognizability? These word did not exist! 😂
Wow, not the first watch that comes to my mind when I think of a Breguet.
But the 70s were different, in a good way for me. Just look at all those funky designs by Girard Perregaux, Universal Geneve, Omega and countless other manufacturers during that era. Seems like the design maxime was "do what you want, but don't make a cla...