Breguet

I had to let go of this 3810 in gold, but I loved the details on the dial.

… with original (and correct) box and papers. The watch itself should be first priority, though. When it comes to an early 3800 it is vital that all parts are fitting and haven’t been changed over time. There are specimen with new hands or later bezels. M

Dear connoisseurs-I am looking to add an early 3800 Aeronovale to my small collection. My question to collectors is given these date from around 1996/7, how much importance do you attach to the box/papers and original accessories? Or, put another way, if

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

Seen a couple of months ago. A awesome dial, a case in great condition, and this crown! Cherry on the cake, it is an Aeronautique Navale Marine Nationale. A dream which is a true nightmare. I cannot sleep, since then. Best, Nicolas

Sorry for the zombie thread response, but just wanted to throw out that I adore the early Type 20s (vs. the Type XXs, LOL) In any case, not sure if you thought about other producers for the same look and history. Airain, Vixa, Dodane, J. Auricoste, and es

To celebrate my beloved Breguet Type XX Platinum Salmon 18th Anniversary, here are four fresh shots showing all the nuances and hues of its captivating dial. This last one is the most faithful, chromatically speaking. 18 years! That starts to be something

WOW! My Type XX Mathey-Tissot isn't quite to this level, but I love it still!

Worth a museum piece! The bevels on the lugs, look at them... And the dial! My heart ran faster, I must admit. Enjoy. Nicolas

Before changing for a Jaeger Lecoultre Memovox E 855 Black, here was the watch of my week. The light was too good to resist taking and posting these photos. What a dial! Best, Nicolas