The difference between the 3330 and the 3337 is that the first has a solid case back and the second has a see through case back... Not a big deal, as the most interesting thing is the Front, here. And a marvelous one! Best, Nicolas

Amazing piece! It is commonly referred as "la chinoise". I almost bought a 3330, but didn't, as I was waiting for the opportunity to find a 3337. Unfortunately for me, I never found one, and that beautiful 3330 that was at one of my trusted dealer is now

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so naturally I like this one too, which is a better, more modern size. The variations in guilloche and perfect execution of same are excellent. Enjoy! John

Based on pocket watch #4579 from 1829 (sadly after A.L. died in 1823.) Both the pocket watch and the 3330 contain the secret sauce and it's not the guilloche, fluted cases, or secret signatures. The thing that makes a Breguet - "a Breguet" - is the off ce

Just one shot of a Breguet I consider as a true Icon. The Ref 3330. 35, 8 mm big, 6, 8 mm high white gold case. Don't think it is too small, as it wears bigger in real. It is just pure elegance and beauty. One of my favorite Breguet. Best, Nicolas

but the Breguet 3330 has long been a favorite of mine. An incredible Breguet design. The coin edge on the bracelet is a terrific detail, even if over all I would prefer a strap and tang buckle. Cheers, John

This one... Or even better, the 3330 and its smaller case...

Nope. The lack of guilloche on the sub seconds is a huge mistake. The numerical font is off IMHO. too small or something. I agree with the bottom-heavy comment. This all feels very ALS to me - perhaps this is the tack the company is taking to position the

Here is a 3330 I could take in picture when I was visiting Breguet. I am lucky to be able to wear 32 to 47 mm watches.