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A true Type XX, with a case inspired from the original, a no date dial with some soul. 38, 3 mm steel case.
To be honest, the Fifty Fathoms and the Type XX are so iconic that these attempts look cheap.
Sorry I am with amanico on this and say hell no to a cheap and nasty Swatch/ Breguet the mere thought of it makes me shudder.
Marc
I am in agreement with both Marc and Nico as I feel the same about this and the other Swatch collaborations. Cheap and nasty is exactly right.
A facsimile is a facsimile is a facsimile.
A fake - even made by a brand with the license to make a plastic version of a Breguet XX - will never be the genuine article.
While I most probably would not get oneā¦
It appears that the 50 fathoms one did more for Blancpain marketing wise (including strengthening resale values) than anything BP managed in the last decade. So thereās that š
Nice design!
However, it would never come in this layout es the existing quartz movement has a different layout. Pretty sure that Nick is not going to produce a different one for this swatch iteration (alone) and then it might be to close to the originalā¦
omega was a succes
but I was NOT a fan
Blancpain was not a big succes and it cheapens the brand
please DO NOT make a huge mistake so DON'T make a 200 euro plastic Breguet
Your Salmon Breguet is outstanding but as I said before even the mere thought of a Plastic Breguet makes me shudder.
Marc
Dude, this is fabulous.
While I am not going to be buying it... but the does look might better than the Speedster and fifty fathom plastic versions I have seen around.
Keep creating...may get picked up.
Tomba
Just like drugs...Just say No
If Swatch Group were to do this collaboration, then mark my words....Breguet would go under no questions asked. There is a reason that Patek is Patek, Lange is Lange - they do not engage in this type of nonsense. It reminds me of Bond meeting his new Q for the first time at the art museum. He receives his new field kit (gun and radio) and is distinctly unimpressed. Bond: "Not exactly Christmas, is it?" Q: "Were you expecting an exploding pen? We don't really go in for that anymore."