Breguet

I actually went to Sands Breguet boutique to view it in person after reading your report. Truely a work of art. I know "someone" who loves enamel in the group

 

 

 

Regards

lagi more stunning than the pics.

Please tell that "someone"
Thanks for viewing.

Kong

Thank you for your reports on 5707ER.

These closest pictures express real beaty of this watch very well.

The contrast  of rich blue hands and white enamel dial is so attractive!

Regards,

Nobuhiro

 

 

... I agree that this IS breathtaking.
Hopefully, we will meet up one day in Tokyo or else where...
Feel free to PM me in Japanese....
Thank you for posting!

Ken in Tokyo.

Hi Nobuhiro

Thanks for the kind words.

This piece is indeed elegantly beautiful. 

Still looks balance even with subtle dfferent size sub-dials.

Have you seen one in Japan yet?

Kong

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was the seven patterns of guilloche. It was my first serious watch. I was fascinated by the details. However, in the real world, dial legibility was less than ideal and I quickly learned that the legibility of the dial is really important to me. The enamel edition is stunning. Perhaps the absence of the multitude of guilloche patterns has sort of mitigated the "short coming". And the blued hands go really well on an enamel dial.  I have a weakness for blued hands.

Regards,

iAn

Thanks iAn !

To have  7 types of guilloche-patterns on a dial is remarkable and it  is the key signatures of this model as you've mentioned.
Blued hands already very attractive and with the addition of an enamel white dial... you are not alone

Thanks for viewing.
Kong