Reference Guide
SALMANPK's post highlights the Breguet Marine Chronograph Ref. 3460, drawing attention to its distinctive design, particularly the bracelet. This discussion offers a valuable opportunity to revisit a reference that exemplifies Breguet's approach to sports watches from a specific era, providing context for its place within the brand's history and current collector interest.
The Breguet Marine Chronograph Ref. 3460 is a notable example from the brand's Marine collection, which draws inspiration from Breguet's historical role as chronometer maker to the French Royal Navy. This reference represents an earlier interpretation of a luxury sports watch, distinct from later iterations of the Marine line.
The timepiece features a round case, often crafted in precious metals, housing an automatic chronograph movement. The dial typically includes sub-dials for chronograph functions and a date display. A distinguishing characteristic of this reference is its integrated bracelet, which contributes significantly to its overall aesthetic and wrist presence.
For collectors, the Ref. 3460 offers a glimpse into Breguet's design philosophy for sports watches during its production period. Its smaller case size, compared to modern chronographs, along with its unique bracelet design, makes it a specific point of interest for those appreciating vintage and neo-vintage Breguet references.
Thanks for the picture, Salman. All the best, Jon
http://www.timetunnel-jp.com/Breguet_ba446012a70_3603771.html Surprised it’s only 33m
CERTAINLY,,,,AN EYE CATCHER. ENJOY IT !!!!!!
My pleasure, hope all is well with You and Yours, have a great upcoming Holiday Season and New Year
Mine was very very large/bulky. I wouldn't recommend that watch and am a HUGE Breguet fan.
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