It truly is a stunning watch for all of the many reasons you have highlighted and as someone with a newly found appreciation for less is more watches this one is just sublime with everything done just so well. Breguet is sometimes I feel overlooked for ju

To my surprise, 5140 winds butter-like smoothly like ALS...

Such a beautiful yet so simple watch. The enamel dial is absolutley perfect especially since it's all handpainted. I'm told by a professional that it's not as difficult to do all the lettering by hand (even the Swiss Email Grand Feu at the bottom) as it a

Since i started this hobby, i've always wanted a yellow gold watch. In fact, my first expensive watch was a Yellow gold plated Montblanc Star, with breguet numbers...a very handsome watch. But it was a quartz, so when i began to admire mechanical watches

I was in Paris last week and visited the Breguet museum in Place Vendôme. For those of you who haven’t gone, it’s a great stop for Breguet lovers. The staff is very knowledgable and happy to chat about all things Breguet. Here are some of the watches that

Thanks for your post and inspiring me to wear mine Ed!!!

white grand feu enamel dial with those contrasting slender yet detailed beautiful blued Breguet hands, together with what might look like a hand painted minute track all come together to create a symphony of elegance and class. It’s almost as if I can ima

Not the moon phase complication, but Breguet. I just ready with searching which Breguet would be great for my collection. 5140 is for me a watch to look for. Many types available from small seconds, central seconds, case material, dial arts, and so on.

From the current collection, I am quite partial to the evergreen 5930 which is 35.5mm.

It was on my list for the longest while. I think its iconic, and to my knowledge the first to put the subseconds in such an interestingly elegant spot... can anyone opine? I also much prefer the seconds dial here over the Chrono Bleu spot, and if I had to