Now here is something special – Breguet celebrating 250 years with the new Classique Souscription 2025 (Ref. 2025BH/28/9W6). The words ‘souscription’ and ‘timepiece’ are indelibly linked within the history of Breguet the brand, and of Abraham-Louis himself. The ‘souscription’ single-hand… Read More ›
If you are reading this then it is likely that you know of Abraham-Louis Breguet’s pocket watch No. 160 Grande Complication aka the ‘Marie Antoinette’ and its place within the annals of watchmaking. From the watchmaker whose pocket watches made… Read More ›
In 2020 Breguet launched their open-worked Classique Double Tourbillon Quai De l’Horloge 5345. Named for the street in Paris on which Breguet’s original workshop was situated, it was a platinum watch with a double tourbillon with both wheel trains and… Read More ›
Yes, you guessed it – green again, but this time in a women’s piece, with Breguet’s new Reine de Naples 8918, which combines a white gold case with a soft light green. This latest addition to the popular queen comes… Read More ›
Breguet’s Classique collection continues to fly the flag for classic traditional watch aesthetics, and 2023 sees the introduction of two launch models of their latest interpretation of the perpetual calendar. The new Classique Quantième Perpétuel 7327 comes in two forms… Read More ›
The Breguet Tradition Quantième Rétrograde 7597 was launched in 2020, with launch models in pink or white gold 40mm sized cases. Now, there is a new blue and anthracite variant to add to the mix. The new 7597 has an… Read More ›
It is obviously a constantly changing situation, but the list of companies from financial and other services to sporting associations, film/ entertainment, automobile, technology, fashion, sporting, logistics groups, retailers and more who are suspending operations in Russia increases by the… Read More ›
It’s watch-anniversary-celebration time again. This year, Breguet is marking 220 years since Abraham-Louis Breguet’s patent of his “watch compensating for all of the inequalities that may be found in the balance wheel and mainspring” aka the tourbillon courtesy of the… Read More ›
You may recall last year’s sale of a Breguet owned by King George III by Sotheby’s London for £1.6 million. It’s worth reading about the detailed article at the first Sotheby’s link, but it was originally bought by the monarch… Read More ›
In a very fitting partnership, Breguet has announced their new status as a patron of the Musée national de la Marine in Paris, part of which includes the creation of a new room when the museum re-opens, after a four… Read More ›
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