I attended an event hosted by Breguet yesterday evening and had the opportunity to get close and personal with some of their watches. It was the 1st time I really had the opportunity to try some on and view the details of their watches, especially the dia

Was travelling and came upon a dealer, so I decided to pop in to have a quick look-see. They had Breguet, so I was immediately intrigued, because I love the Tradition and Marine lines especially. I tried on the white gold time-only Marine and came away su

Pictorial essay would make you understand why I love it .. devil’s in the details Pic courtesy SJX

An undisputed highlight of my photo session with the Breguet novelties had to be the new red gold version of the Marine Tourbillon Équation Marchante. No wrist shots of this marvel, only some close ups... but actually this timepiece is all about the detai

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With the Ref. 5887 , Breguet has introduced a real gem of an astronomic (or shall I better state: solar-system?) timepiece: an Équation Du Temps Marchante (or in English: a running equation-of-time complication). Such a complication is a natural complemen

Les Journées de la Passion is a prestigious event organized by the Perini family which takes place every year alternately in Luxembourg and in Brussels. I attended the last two editions in Brussels so this year I wished to travel to Luxembourg to discover

Trying on the Marine 5887 with blue dial and the 5837 at the Breguet Boutique in NYC. In person they are very nice!

A high complication watch. So apart from the Tourbillon and Perpetual Calendar it also shows a running (marchante) hand showing the equation of time at a glance. Utterly useless unless sailing the oceans without gps etc, but nevertheless very impressive a

And the more I ponder them, the more I come to the conclusion that they should be as they are right now. Even if they are a little too long. When I think of an updated version which might result after an overhaul of the whole Marine line (assuming the new