Classique Souscription 2026
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The Souscription is dressed in platinum
Following the Breguet gold version, awarded the Aiguille d’Or at the GPHG in 2025, the House unveils a new platinum interpretation of the Souscription, faithful to the spirit of the emblematic model conceived by Abraham-Louis Breguet at the end of the 18th century.
The Souscription watch takes its name from the innovative sales system introduced by the founder, which allowed clients to reserve their watch by making a down payment. More than two centuries later, this historic timepiece continues to inspire the Manufacture through reinterpretations that combine watchmaking heritage with contemporary craftsmanship.
An expression of subtle elegance
With its platinum case, this new version offers a presence that is both understated and refined. A rare and precious metal, platinum accentuates the purity of the Souscription’s design and lends a distinctive elegance to this iconic model. A contemporary interpretation that naturally continues the story of a watch that has become one of the symbols of Breguet’s heritage.
Classique Souscription 2026
A radiant face with classic feature
Dressed in immaculate enamel, the dial symbolises the refined aesthetic intended by the master watchmaker. Based on simplicity and contrasts, it is easy to read. At its centre is a unique, steel, open-tipped Breguet hand, which has been flame-blued and curved entirely by hand. Its tapered tip hovers over the famous, slightly inclined Breguet Arabic numerals, as well as the circular “chemin de fer” (railroad track) with its specially designed sectoring indicating the hours and the 5, 10, 15 and 30-minute markings. The numbers and minute markers are in black, petit feu enamel, the same as the Breguet signature placed at 12 o’clock.
Depending on the light, the inscriptions “Souscription”, the unique serial number and the secret signature appear discreetly between the centre of the dial and 6 o’clock. Generalised on the original Souscription watch, this signature served to authenticate the work of the Breguet workshops and fight against counterfeiting. It is produced, as it was in A.-L. Breguet’s day, using a precision tool equipped with articulated arms: the diamond-point pantograph, which makes it possible to delicately engrave this guarantee of authenticity into the enamel.
This face, with its classic features, is protected by a sapphire crystal with a “chevé” profile. This innovation is also the work of A.-L. Breguet. This format, thinner and less domed than those then in vogue, has a relatively flat surface that gently curves towards the edges to blend harmoniously into the case, which was unprecedented at the time. This distinctive shape, like Breguet numerals and hands, has become part of the vocabulary of contemporary watchmaking.
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