The reason, believe it or not, was it was getting too much wrist time. The Type XX was such a versatile watch that it kept me from wearing others I also wanted to wear but were being neglected.

Another shot taken some two months ago of this legendary beauty. This dial is just bewitching. Best, Nicolas

A wrist shot with some nice light on the rose gold dial. Gone, but not forgotten... Without this date at 6, I would have kept it. Best, Nicolas

Another shot of my dream, in Aix en Provence. I am mad about this watch, totally. Best, Nicolas

I think that my interest in this piece might come from the fact that I’m more attracted to dress pieces than to pilots watches. That said the Breguet from last year which really sang to me was the Souscription. I hope Breguet will end up releasing the Typ

Of course they are absolutely fantastic watches, and time will prove their value, but because the two recent Only Watch piece unique Breguet produced are so close to the ideal, until they make something similar available to a wider market at lot of the mo

However, this is only based on pictures, I did not see it myself in real. It is clear, with a case in gold, it must be a dress watch, black or silver. A tool watch is never gold! So I accept, that it looks like that, although having the spirit of the tool

When I first reviewed the 250th anniversary Type XX ref. 2075 , I had a preference for the black variant . And in his review of both models (black and silver), amanico also expressed his preference for the black dial version. But when I finally got the ch

A last photo for the moment, as I don't want you to be tired with this watch. Best, Nicolas

Olivier's one. One of the 5 nicest I've ever seen... Period. Best, Nicolas