
Nicolas (amanico) shares an exclusive look at vintage Breguet Type XX chronographs, highlighting their historical significance and the revered Valjoux 222 movement. His post offers a refreshing perspective on these iconic pilot's watches, contrasting them with contemporary offerings and underscoring their enduring appeal among collectors. This deep dive into the 'Real Mac Coys' of Breguet's past is particularly relevant for enthusiasts seeking to understand the brand's heritage.




no “Swiss Made” under said date? BTW does that mean only the date window is Swiss?
Another one for the history books, we shall wait for brighter days!
And heck, don't Breguet's also usually have the serial number? We should add that, too! Now THAT would be a good lookin' watch!
How about engraving “Breguet” on the side of the case, a la Blancpain?
Wonder if they’re reading this… remind me to check my next issue of Car and Driver.
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