Breguet

What do you think about this new addition to the Tradition line? ...  

Case:18-carat white gold with finelyfluted caseband. Sapphire-crystal caseback. Diameter 40mm. Welded lugs with screw bars. Pushbutton for correcting the date at 10 o’clock. Water-resistant to 3 bar (30 meters).Dial:Engine-turnedby hand,18-carat silvered ... 

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my two cents

Nevertheless it’s a great effort to add another complication to a wonderful watch

I like it.

It's a clean dial, no power reserve indication or retrograde seconds or whatever cluttering.

Not quite monochrome, some nice blue accents. The dial layout is interesting and the date works - a winner for me, provided it is not too large

40,00 mm x 12,10 mm

And the 10 o'clock pusher is to adjust the date I assume?

to adjust the date.

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But personally I’m not a big fan of those large retrograde date indicators. They eat up too much dial space for my taste

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I would have aksed for a slightly broader date ring and pointer.

But I am in the minority of those who really like the retrograde seconds hand, including how it overlaps the dial and so still prefer that model. But very well done.

a slightly modified Retrograde Seconds model with that piece to the left of the dial still in place but without the second hand attached

For me it´s a harmonious solution for the date, although it hides a little bit of the movement. But the GMT indicator does this as well. Best Thomas

Love a retrograde function in a watch .

However, those long lugs make the 40mm Tradition unwearable for me. Hoping to see some iteration in the smaller case too.

Not bad at all....

It looks like a very cool and modern watch to me!

...I think it works better in pink gold though. For what it is I think it's something of a bargain (MSRP white gold $38,600, pink gold $37,800).

Personally, my favorite is still the 7097 but I think this is a great piece for someone who requires the date.