Breguet

So been checking out older references of Breguet watches as I'm a fanboi and though I'd post up some beauties to keep it all together. In my mind there are five distinct eras for Breguet: 1) 1775-1875 Breguet Era 2) 1870-1970 Brown Era 3) 1970-1987 Chaume

Hi all I’ve been reading up on a few watches that have caught my eye, one of which is the Breguet 5907. As understand it the 5907 was made with two movements: originally it came with the Cal. 510 and later with the Cal. 511. The main differences between t

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

I see 2 versions, 1 with RG movement other with PT movement. The national Breguet manager wasn't aware. Still a current piece I saw a NEW one at a dealer. Any feedback on differences? The RG is spectacular. Thank you

Turns out theres a local AD near me and got to check out my favorite model. I love simple two handed watches. Unfortunately. My wallet hates them. DON

Greetings all. I haven't seen much by way of reference to this watch, which remains a "go-to" for me - it just works for so many different occasions, and the platinum version has a quiet elegance, at least as I see it! A meeting of Swiss and German engine

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.

I came across this one. Have never seen it in real life. Can I get any experience, thoughts, or comments please? Thank you. pic. by Antiquorum

Long story with this one. Been hunting this model for some time but it is elusive in this configuration (WG with fired enamel dial). Had one in my sights last year but the pandemic did not allow me to travel to get it so when I saw this one I did not hesi