Breguet and the Theater of Nations were reunited once again to celebrate art and culture. The House had the privilege to support the first performance of “Ivanov” at the Muscovite theater, a play written by Anton Tchekhov at the end of the XIXst century. The main character has been embodied by the renowned comedian Evgeny Mironov, a crowd favorite for audiences.
This event served as a reminder of the strong relationship uniting the House of Breguet to Russia. In the days of Abraham-Louis Breguet, Russian clients frequented the Parisian workshop on Quai de l’Horloge, the most famous of them being Tsar Alexander Ist.
