Classique 7145 7145BA/15/9WU06
Novelty / Limited Edition
Classique 7145 7145BA/15/9WU06
Novelty / Limited Edition
Classique 7145 7145BB/15/9WU06
Novelty / Limited Edition
Marine Hora Mundi 5555 5555BH/YS/9WV
Novelty / Limited Edition
Breguet Expérimentale 1 E001BH/S9/5ZV
Novelty / Limited Edition
Classique Souscription 2025 2025BH/28/9W6
Novelty
Type XX Chronographe 2075 2075BH/99/398
Novelty
Classique 5177 5177BR/2N/9V602
Novelty
Reine de Naples 8925 8925BH/0H/J40 D0
Novelty
Reine de Naples 8925 8925BH/4N/J40 D0
Novelty
Reine de Naples 8925 8925BH/5W/J40 D0
Novelty
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 9935 9935BH/8D/J41 D0
Novelty
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 9935 9935BH/5W/J40 D0
Novelty
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 9935 9935BH/4Y/964 D0
Novelty
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 9935 9935BH/5W/964 D0
Novelty
Classique Régulateur à Pivot Magnétique 7225 7225BH/0H/9V6
Novelty
Reine de Naples Crazy Flower GJE25BH20.8985DB
Novelty
Reine de Naples Perles Impériales GJ29BH89254DD5J4
Novelty
Reine de Naples Perles Impériales GJ29BH89254DD59
Novelty
Classique Grande Sonnerie Métiers d'Art 1905 1905BH/2H
Novelty
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 9935 9935BH/4Y/J40 D0
Novelty
Tradition 7037 7037PT/N9/5V6
Novelty
Tradition GMT 7067 7067PT/NM/5W6
Novelty
Tradition GMT 7067 7067PT/NM/5W601
Novelty
Tradition 7037 7037BB/YB/5V6
Novelty
Tradition 7038 7038BB/N9/7V6 D0
Novelty
Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7097 7097BR/GB/3WU
Novelty
Classique Tourbillon 7357 7357BH/1H/386
Novelty
Classique Tourbillon 7357 7357PT/1A/386
Novelty
Tradition 7038 7038BR/CT/3V6 D00D
Boutique exclusive
Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7097 7097BB/GY/9WU
Boutique exclusive
Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat 5367 5367PT/2Y/9WU
Boutique exclusive
Reine de Naples 8958 8958EB/25/974 D00D
Boutique exclusive
Type XX Chronographe 2075 2075BH/G9/398
Limited Edition / Novelty
Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 7035BH/H2/9V6
Limited Edition / Novelty
Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 7255BH/2Y/9VU
Limited Edition / Novelty
Classique Phase de lune 7235 7235BH/0H/9V6
Limited Edition / Novelty
Classique Répétition Minutes 7365 7365BH/2Y/986
Limited Edition / Novelty
Classique 7185 7185BH/159/W6 07
Limited Edition / Novelty
Marine Tourbillon Equation Marchante 5887 5887PT/YS/5WVSL
Limited Edition / Novelty
Marine Tourbillon Equation Marchante 5887 5887PT/YS/PW0 SL
Limited Edition / Novelty
Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 7255PT/2N/9VU
Limited Edition / Novelty
Tradition Tourbillon 7047 7047PT/YY/5ZU SL
Limited Edition / Novelty
Reine de Naples 9915 9915BB/58/964 D0
Limited Edition
Reine de Naples 9915 9915BR/58/964 D0
Limited Edition
Tradition GMT 7067 7067BB/G1/9W6
Tradition GMT 7067 7067BR/G1/9W6
Tradition 7038 7038BB/1T/9V6 D00D
Tradition 7038 7038BR/18/9V6 D00D
Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7097 7097BB/G1/9WU
Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7097 7097BR/G1/9WU
Tradition Chronographe 7077 7077BB/G1/9XV
Tradition 7057 7057BB/11/9W6
Tradition Chronographe 7077 7077BR/G1/9XV
Tradition 7057 7057BB/G9/9W6
Tradition 7057 7057BR/G9/9W6
Tradition Tourbillon 7047 7047BR/G9/9ZU
Tradition 7057 7057BR/R9/9W6
Tradition Tourbillon 7047 7047PT/11/9ZU
Tradition Tourbillon 7047 7047PT/1Y/9ZU
Tradition Quantième Rétrograde 7597 7597BB/G1/9WU
Tradition Quantième Rétrograde 7597 7597BR/G1/9WU
Tradition Quantième Rétrograde 7597 7597BB/GY/9WU
Héritage Phase de Lune 8861 8861BR/11/386 D000
Héritage Phase de Lune 8861 8861BB/11/386 D000
Héritage Chronographe 5400 5400BB/12/9V6
Héritage Chronographe 5400 5400BR/12/9V6
Héritage 5410 5410BB/12/9VV
Héritage 5410 5410BR/12/9VV
Héritage Phase de Lune 8860 8860BR/11/386
Classique Tourbillon 3358 3358BB/2P/986 DD0D
Classique Tourbillon 3358 3358BB/2Y/986 DD0D
Classique Tourbillon 3358 3358BB/52/986 DD00
Classique Tourbillon 3358 3358BR/8D/986 D0
Classique Tourbillon 3358 3358BB/VD/986 D0
Classique Tourbillon Squelette 3795 3795PT/1E/9WU
Classique Tourbillon Squelette 3795 3795BR/1E/9WU
Classique Tourbillon 3797 3797BR/1E/9WU
Classique Tourbillon 3797 3797PT/1E/9WU
Classique 5157 5157BB/11/9V6
Classique 5157 5157BR/11/9V6
Classique 5177 5177BA/12/9V6
Classique 5177 5177BA/15/9V6
Classique 5177 5177BA/29/9V6
Classique 5177 5177BB/29/9V6
Classique 5177 5177BR/15/9V6
Classique 5177 5177BR/29/9V6
Classique 5177 5177BB/2Y/9V6
Classique Chronographe 5238 5238BB/10/9V6 DD00
Classique Tourbillon 5317 5317BR/12/9V6
Classique Tourbillon 5317 5317PT/12/9V6
Classique Quantième Perpétuel 5327 5327BB/1E/9V6
Classique Quantième Perpétuel 5327 5327BR/1E/9V6
Classique Tourbillon Messidor 5335 5335PT/42/9W6
Classique Tourbillon Messidor 5335 5335BR/42/9W6
Classique Double Tourbillon 5347 5347BR/11/9ZU
Classique Double Tourbillon 5347 5347BR/2A/9ZU
Classique Double Tourbillon 5347 5347PT/11/9ZU
Classique Double Tourbillon 5349 5349PT/11/9YV DD0D
Classique Tourbillon 5359 5359BB/6B/9V6 DD0D
Classique Double Tourbillon 5349 5349PT/2Y/9YV DD0D
Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat 5367 5367PT/29/9WU
Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat 5367 5367BR/29/9WU
Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat 5377 5377BR/12/9WU
Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat 5377 5377PT/12/9WU
Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Squelette 5395 5395BR/1S/9WU
Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Squelette 5395 5395PT/RS/9WU
Classique Répétition Minutes 5447 5447BB/1E/9V6
Classique Répétition Minutes 5447 5447BR/1E/9V6
Classique Phase de Lune 7137 7137BB/11/9V6
Classique Phase de Lune 7137 7137BR/15/9VU
Classique Phase de Lune 7137 7137BB/Y5/9VU
Classique 7147 7147BB/12/9WU
Classique 7147 7147BB/29/9WU
Classique 7147 7147BR/12/9WU
Classique 7147 7147BR/29/9WU
Classique Calendrier 7337 7337BB/1E/9V6
Classique Calendrier 7337 7337BB/Y5/9VU
Classique Calendrier 7337 7337BR/15/9VU
Classique Calendrier 7337 7337BR/1E/9V6
Classique Calendrier 7337 7337BB/12/9VU
Classique Calendrier 7337 7337BR/12/9VU
Classique Répétition Minutes 7637 7637BR/12/9ZU
Classique Répétition Minutes 7637 7637BB/12/9ZU
Classique Répétition Minutes 7637 7637EB/10/9ZU
Classique Répétition Minutes 7637 7637ER/10/9ZU
Classique Répétition Minutes 7637 7637BB/2Y/9ZU
Classique Répétition Minutes 7637 7637BR/2N/9ZU
Classique Répétition Minutes 7639 7639BB/6D/9XV DD0D
Classique Chronométrie 7727 7727BB/12/9WU
Classique Chronométrie 7727 7727BR/12/9WU
Classique Phase de Lune 7787 7787BB/29/9V6
Classique Phase de Lune 7787 7787BR/29/9V6
Classique Phase de Lune 7788 7788BR/29/9V6 DD00
Classique La Musicale 7800 7800BB/11/9YV
Classique La Musicale 7800 7800BR/AA/9YV 02
Classique 8067 8067BA/52/964
Classique 8067 8067BB/52/964
Classique 8068 8068BA/52/964 DD00
Classique 8068 8068BB/52/964 DD00
Classique 8068 8068BR/59/764 DD00
Classique 8068 8068BB/59/764 DD00
Classique Phase de Lune 8788 8788BR/29/986 DD00
Classique 9067 9067BB/12/976
Classique 9067 9067BR/12/976
Classique 9068 9068BB/12/976 DD00
Classique 9068 9068BB/52/976 DD00
Classique 9068 9068BR/12/976 DD00
Classique 9068 9068BR/52/976 DD00
Classique Phase de Lune 9087 9087BB/29/964
Classique Phase de Lune 9087 9087BB/52/964
Classique Phase de Lune 9087 9087BR/29/964
Classique Phase de Lune 9087 9087BR/52/964
Classique Phase de Lune 9088 9088BB/29/964 DD0D
Classique Phase de Lune 9088 9088BB/52/964 DD0D
Classique Phase de Lune 9088 9088BR/52/964 DD0D
Classique Phase de Lune 9088 9088BR/29/964 DD0D
Classique Double Tourbillon Quai de l'Horloge 5345 5345PT/1S/7XU
Classique Quantième Perpétuel 7327 7327BR/11/9VU
Classique Quantième Perpétuel 7327 7327BB/11/9VU
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8908 8908BR/5T/J20 D000
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8908 8908BB/5T/J70 D0DD
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8908 8908BB/52/964 D00D
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8908 8908BA/52/964 D00D
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8908 8908BR/5T/964 D00D 3L
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8909 8909BB/5D/J21 RRRR
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8909 8909BB/VD/J29 DDD0
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8909 8909BB/VD/J29 DDDD
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8909 8909BR/8T/J29 DDDR
Reine de Naples Phase de Lune 8909 8909BB/VD/964 D00D 3L
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BB/58/J20 D000
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BB/28/964 D00D
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BB/58/J39 D00D
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BR/58/J20 D000
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BR/5T/J20 D000
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BA/58/964 D00D 3L
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BB/58/964 D00D 3L
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BB/5P/964 D00D 3L
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BR/58/964 D00D 3L
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BR/5T/964 D00D 3L
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BB/2N/764 D00D
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BB/5R/964 R00R
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BA/51/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BR/2C/364 D00D
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BA/8D/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BA/51/J60 DD0D
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BB/51/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BB/5P/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BB/5W/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BB/8D/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BR/51/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BR/8D/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BR/5W/J20 DD00
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BA/51/944 DD0D 3L
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BB/51/944 DD0D 3L
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BB/5W/944 DD0D 3L
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BB/5P/944 DD0D
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BR/51/944 DD0D 3L
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BB/8D/944 DD0D 3L
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BR/5W/944 DD0D 3L
Reine de Naples 8928 8928BR/8D/944 DD0D
Reine de Naples 8939 8939BB/6D/J61 DDDD
Reine de Naples 8939 8939BB/6D/J49 DD0D
Reine de Naples 8939 8939BB/6D/964 DD0D 3L
Reine de Naples 8965 8965BR/5W/986 DD0D
Reine de Naples 8967 8967ST/58/J50
Reine de Naples 8965 8965BR/5W/J53 DDD0
Reine de Naples 8967 8967ST/58/986 3L
Reine de Naples Sonnerie 8978 8978BB/58/974 D00D 3L
Reine de Naples Jour/Nuit 8998 8998BR/11/974 D00D
Reine de Naples Jour/Nuit 8998 8998BB/11/974 D00D
Reine de Naples Jour/Nuit 8999 8999BB/8D/974 DD0D
Reine de Naples 8938 8938BB/8D/964 DD0D
Reine de Naples 8938 8938BR/8D/964 DD0D
Marine 9517 9517ST/5W/584
Marine 9517 9517ST/5W/984
Marine 9517 9517ST/E2/584
Marine 9517 9517ST/E2/984
Marine 9518 9518BB/V2/584 D000
Marine 9518 9518BB/V2/984 D000
Marine 9518 9518BR/52/984 D000
Marine 9518 9518BR/52/584 D000
Marine 9518 9518ST/5W/584 D000
Marine 9518 9518ST/E2/584 D000
Marine 9518 9518ST/E2/984 D000
Marine 5517 5517BB/Y2/5ZU
Marine 5517 5517BB/Y2/9ZU
Marine 5517 5517BR/12/5ZU
Marine 5517 5517BB/Y2/BZ0
Marine 5517 5517BR/12/RZ0
Marine 5517 5517BR/12/9ZU
Marine 5517 5517TI/G2/5ZU
Marine 5517 5517TI/Y1/5ZU
Marine 5517 5517TI/G2/TZ0
Marine 5517 5517TI/G2/9ZU
Marine 5517 5517TI/Y1/9ZU
Marine 5517 5517BR/G3/RZ0
Marine 5517 5517BR/G3/5ZU
Marine 5517 5517BR/G3/9ZU
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BB/Y2/9WV
Marine 5517 5517TI/Y1/TZ0
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BB/Y2/5WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BB/Y2/BW0
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BR/12/5WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BR/12/RW0
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BR/12/9WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BR/G3/5WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BR/G3/9WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527TI/G2/5WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527TI/G2/TW0
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527TI/Y1/TW0
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527TI/G2/9WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527TI/Y1/9WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527TI/Y1/5WV
Marine Chronographe 5527 5527BR/G3/RW0
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547BB/Y2/9ZU
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547BB/Y2/5ZU
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547BB/Y2/BZ0
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547BR/12/5ZU
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547TI/G2/5ZU
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547BR/12/RZ0
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547BR/12/9ZU
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547TI/G2/9ZU
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547TI/G2/TZ0
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547TI/Y1/5ZU
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547TI/Y1/9ZU
Marine Alarme Musicale 5547 5547TI/Y1/TZ0
Marine Tourbillon Equation Marchante 5887 5887BR/G2/9WV
Marine Tourbillon Equation Marchante 5887 5887BR/12/9WV
Marine Haute Joaillerie 9509 Poseidonia 9509BB/5R/984 RD0R
Marine Haute Joaillerie 9509 Poseidonia 9509BB/5S/984 SD0S
Marine Haute Joaillerie 9509 Poseidonia 9509BB/TD/984 DD0D
Marine Tourbillon Equation Marchante 5887 5887PT/Y2/9WV
Marine Haute Joaillerie 9509 Poseidonia 9509BB/5E/984 ED0E
Marine Hora Mundi 5557 5557BB/YS/9WV
Marine Hora Mundi 5557 5557BR/YS/5WV
Marine Hora Mundi 5557 5557BB/YS/BW0
Marine Tourbillon 5577 5577BR/G2/5WV
Marine Hora Mundi 5557 5557BR/YS/9WV
Marine Hora Mundi 5557 5557BB/YS/5WV
Marine Tourbillon 5577 5577PT/Y2/9WV
Marine Tourbillon 5577 5577BR/G2/9WV
Marine Tourbillon 5577 5577PT/Y2/5WV
Type 20 Chronographe 2057 2057ST/92/3WU
Type XX Chronographe 2067 2067ST/92/3WU
Type 20 Chronographe 2057 2057ST/92/SW0
Type XX Chronographe 2067 2067ST/92/SW0
Marine Tourbillon Equation Marchante 5887 5887PT/92/5WV
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BR/2A/364 D0
Classique 5178 5178BR/29/9V6 D000
Classique Quantième Perpétuel 5327 5327BA/1E/9V6
Classique Répétition Minutes 5447 5447PT/1E/9V6
Classique Hora Mundi 5727 5727BR/12/9ZU
Classique Hora Mundi 5727 5727BB/12/9ZU
Classique Calendrier 7337 7337BA/1E/9V6
Classique Phase de Lune 7787 7787BB/12/9V6
Classique Phase de Lune 7787 7787BR/12/9V6
Classique 8067 8067BB/52/BC0
Classique La Musicale 7800 7800BA/11/9YV
Classique 8068 8068BB/52/BC0 DD00
Classique Phase de Lune 8788 8788BB/12/986 DD00
Classique Phase de Lune 8788 8788BR/12/986 DD00
Classique Double Tourbillon Quai de l'Horloge 5345 5345PT/1S/9XU 05
Reine de Naples 8918 8918BB/5D/964 D0
Reine de Naples 8967 8967ST/G1/986
Reine de Naples 8967 8967ST/G1/J50
Reine de Naples 8968 8968BR/11/986 0D00
Reine de Naples 8968 8968BR/11/J50 0D00
Reine de Naples 8968 8968BR/X1/986 0D00
Reine de Naples 8968 8968BR/X1/J50 0D00
Reine de Naples 8938 8938BR/8D/J20 D0
Montre Haute Joaillerie Secret de la Reine GJ24BR/85/48D DCJ9
Montre Haute Joaillerie Secret de la Reine GJ24BR/85/48D DC3
Montre Haute Joaillerie Secret de la Reine GJ24BB/85/48D DC3
Montre Haute Joaillerie Secret de la Reine GJ24BB/85/48D DCJ9
Classique 5207 5207BA/12/9V6
Montre de poche 1907 1907BA/12/
Classique 5178 5178BA/29/9V6 D000
Classique 5178 5178BB/29/9V6 D000
Reine de Naples 8938 8938BB/8D/J20 D0
Marine 9518 9518ST/1D/S80 D0 01
Marine 9518 9518ST/YD/S80 D0 01
Marine Chronographe 5529 5529BB/YD/5WV D0
Marine Chronographe 5529 5529BB/YD/9WV D0
Marine Chronographe 5529 5529BR/YD/5WV D0
Marine Chronographe 5529 5529BR/YD/9WV D0
Héritage Phase de Lune 8861 8861BB/15/986 D000
Héritage Phase de Lune 8861 8861BR/15/986 D000
Héritage Phase de Lune 8860 8860BB/11/386
Tradition Tourbillon 7047 7047BR/R9/9ZU
Classique Double Tourbillon Quai de l'Horloge 5345 5345BR/1S/5XU
Montre Haute Joaillerie Les Perles Impériales GJ29BB/89/245 D58
Montre Haute Joaillerie Les Perles Impériales GJ29BR/89/24T DT8
Type XX Chronographe 2067 2067RK/Y9/9WU
Classique 5177 5177PT/2N/9V601
Classique Phase de Lune 7787 7787PT/2N/9VU
Tradition Chronographe 7077 7077BB/GY/9XV
Classique Tourbillon 3358 3358BB/8D/986 D0
Reine de Naples 9807 9807ST/5W/922
Reine de Naples 9808 9808BR/5T/922 0D00
Classique 5177 5177BR/15/RV0
Reine de Naples 9818 9818BB/5V/922 DD0D
Reine de Naples 9807 9807ST/5W/J50
Reine de Naples 9808 9808BR/5T/J50 0D00
Classique Hora Mundi 5719 5719PT/AS/9ZV DD0D
Classique Hora Mundi 5719 5719PT/EU/9ZV DD0D
Classique Hora Mundi 5719 5719PT/US/9ZV DD0D
Tradition Tourbillon 7047 7047BA/11/9ZU
Marine 5517 5517BR/Y2/5ZU
Marine 5517 5517BR/Y2/9ZU
Marine 5517 5517BR/Y2/RZ0
Montre de poche 1105 undefined
Classique Tourbillon 3757 3757PT/1E/9V6
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Following the announcement of their partnership last May, the watchmaker and Frieze are joining forces once more for a new fair dedicated to art in Seoul. Just…
For the first time in its collections, Breguet is unveiling a Reine de Naples model with a black “Grand Feu” enamel dial. Complemented by swirling Breguet…
Following the launch of Breguet’s partnership with Frieze in May 2022, the brand is currently present at Frieze London from October 12 to 16, 2022. On this…
Breguet wins “Best Watch for Women 2016” for its Tradition Dame 7038, by the magazine Revolution. Unveiled at Baselworld 2016, this timepiece is the first…
Breguet turns the spotlight on two new timepieces showcasing two styles but with one thing in common: the astonishing minutes hand. Thanks to an ingenious…
The first feminine timepiece in the Tradition line adds a new award to its already critically lauded collection. Watch magazine Revolution selected the…
After having received a prestigious prize for the Tradition Dame 7038 model, the House of Breguet is now awarded for the white gold Classique Phase de Lune…
Italian magazine L'Orologio has chosen the Marine Hora Mundi, unveiled earlier this year, as the watch of the year in the GMT category. This model was also…
The House of Breguet celebrated the art of watchmaking in the heart of Shanghai with the participation of hundreds of guests. A special exhibition highlighted…
The new Classique Phase de Lune pays tribute to love. The mother-of-pearl dial is adorned with a very fine guilloché pattern, hand-crafted by the artisans of…
Following New York, Seoul and London, Breguet and Frieze meet in Los Angeles for an edition that marks the end of their first year of partnership. Frieze Los…
After several black and white versions, the Reine de Naples now comes in a pink shade. This new timepiece boasts a feminine and refined visual harmony with its…
Breguet and its President & CEO, Marc A. Hayek, are once again taking part in Only Watch, the industry’s unmissable charity event. Loyal as ever to the Monaco…
The Quantième perpétuel 7327 reflects the very essence of the brand: simple to wear but complex in its creation. Created in the 18th century, this fascinating…
As part of its ongoing sponsorship of the arts and culture, Breguet has provided support for the exhibition entitled “Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette and the…
Celebrating its close ties with the art world, the House has renewed its partnership with the modern and contemporary art fair Art Düsseldorf. This event,…
A year after it announced a partnership with the contemporary art fair Frieze, Breguet is delighted to continue this collaboration. “This partnership with…
The Maison has renewed its partnership with the London Concours to celebrate its strong ties with the automotive world. The prestigious event, an automotive…
The House celebrates once again its ties with Arts and Culture by partnering with the Royal Albert Hall, a place of celebration and commemoration which holds a…
A major Haute Horlogerie event held every two years, the Only Watch auction is a charity event organised by the Association Monégasque contre les Myopathies. …
As fascinating as it is intriguing, the minute repeater is one of the most remarkable complications in watchmaking history. An outstanding technician, Abraham…
Born in Neuchâtel on the 10th of January, 1747 and died in Paris on the 17th of September, 1823 - just two centuries ago - Abraham-Louis Breguet revolutionized…
One of the House's emblematic models, the Reine de Naples 8918 is revealed today with a new face. Its rose gold case features a gray "Grand feu" enamel dial,…
Following several months of extensive renovation, the Boutique, located on the renowned Bahnhofstrasse, proudly celebrated its reopening on September 14…
The House lifts the veil on a new model in the Marine collection equipped with a Tourbillon, its most emblematic invention. The 42.5 mm case, offered in rose…
Breguet has always supported a sustainable approach to all its operational practices, whether in the craftsmanship, manufacture or assembly of its timepieces…
The House continues its artistic rendezvous with Frieze by participating at the 20th edition of the London Fair, from October 11 to 15, at the Regent’s Park,…
The first model crafted in white gold invites you to delve into dreams of starry nights. A mesmerizing cascade of diamonds seemingly glides over its pearled…
Located in the heart of Hong Kong, the recently opened Breguet Boutique celebrated its inauguration with a blend of festivity and traditional spirit. Situated…
In continuation of its connection with art, Breguet is delighted to announce its partnership with West Bund Art & Design, a fair showcasing contemporary art…
A rare Breguet chronograph was sold at a recent Phillips auction in Geneva. The timepiece is distinguished for its hour and minute ring made of lapis lazuli,…
After many years under renovation, the National Marine Museum re-opened its doors to the public on 17th November 2023. Driven by its maritime heritage, the…
British director Ridley Scott’s latest feature film charts the life of Napoleon Bonaparte, a client of Breguet. The general purchased three pieces from a…
In this emblematic year of the Dragon, the House unveils a new version of its Classique model featuring two Tourbillons, through which a hand-engraved gold…
Continuing their partnership established in 2022, Breguet and Frieze are pleased to present a new artistic collaboration for the next four editions of the fair…
The Breguet Museum and its President, Marc A. Hayek, are delighted to announce the acquisition of a superb 1967 Type XX chronograph. This remarkably well…
In this emblematic year of the Dragon, the Maison unveils a new version of its Classique model featuring two Tourbillons, through which a hand-engraved gold…
To celebrate the day of love, Breguet presents a new version of the iconic Reine de Naples, adorned with red details. Its white mother-of-pearl dial is…
After launching the new Type XX collection last June, Breguet is now revealing the new NATO steel straps that have been designed especially for the Type 20…
With a history of over 250 years full of innovation, avant-gardism and heritage, Breguet is delighted to be able to showcase some of its treasures from its…
After launching the new Type XX collection last June, Breguet is now revealing the new NATO steel straps that have been designed especially for the Type 20…
Today, Breguet is celebrating International Women's Day by releasing a new version of the iconic Reine de Naples 8918 in a mint green colour. Its white mother…
Breguet will be at Frieze Los Angeles from 29th February to 3rd March. The Maison will be presenting its exhibition ‘Inhabiting Time’, the final chapter of its…
Breguet will be at Frieze Los Angeles from 29th February to 3rd March. The Maison will be presenting its exhibition ‘Inhabiting Time’, the final chapter of its…
Breguet completes this iconic collection with the Marine Chronograph 5529 and the Marine 9518 which stand out for their delicately set diamonds. This…
Celebrating its close ties with the art world, Breguet has renewed its partnership with Art Düsseldorf. Since the Maison was founded, it has always appreciated…
In tribute to the brand founder’s invention on 26 June 1801, Breguet introduces a horological masterpiece blending expert skills with technical sophistication…
Working closely with Montres Breguet, the management of the “Domain of the Battle of Waterloo” inaugurated a new scenography at the Hougoumont farmhouse…
Après plusieurs mois de rénovation, la Maison Breguet a rouvert les portes de sa Boutique taiwanaise au cours d’une cérémonie inaugurale. Située dans le…
The Maison is delighted to announce the opening of its new boutique in Bahrain, located in the recently inaugurated Marassi Galleria, a shopping center that…
The House of Breguet, once again, participates in the Korean edition of Frieze, taking place from September 4 to 7, 2024, at the COEX in Seoul. As with New…
For the very first time, the Maison is participating in Geneva Watch Days.To mark the occasion, Breguet invites visitors to its Boutique on Rue du Rhône to…
Following the launch of the new-generation Type XX in June 2023, Breguet continues to develop the line by welcoming a civilian version in gold, incorporating…
The House of Breguet and its President Marc Hayek are pleased to announce the appointment of Gregory Kissling as CEO.A microtechnology engineer, with an MBA…
Breguet continues its artistic rendezvous with Frieze by participating in the 2024 edition of the London Fair, from October 9 to 13, at The Regent’s Park. The…
True to the timeless spirit of the collection, the Classique 5177 and Classique 7787 combine the brilliance of two noble materials - platinum and "Grand Feu"…
Following the grand launch of the new Type XX collection last year, the House wished to bring together friends of the brand and Parisian partners at the Aéro…
A grand complication in platinum armourThe Marine Tourbillon Equation Marchante 5887, standing as the technical flagship of the Marine collection, embodies a…
A symmetrical design with an exclusive heart accentuated by "Breguet Blue"In line with Abraham-Louis Breguet's vision of making technical innovation accessible…
This November, Sotheby’s will host an exceptional auction in Geneva, the largest dedicated to Breguet in over 30 years. This prestigious event, organized in…
Thursday 24 April 2025 marked the start of celebrations for the House of Breguet, which is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year.Punctuated by several…
With a unique architecture that brings its precision mechanism to the fore, crowned by a hand-made, enamel dial, the Tradition 7035 epitomises Breguet’s 250…
History written in the present tenseThe House of Breguet celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2025, with the unveiling of the Classique Souscription 2025…
With the Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 wristwatch Breguet unveils the fourth chapter of its 250th anniversary celebrations. The release date, the 26th of…
As part of its 250th anniversary celebrations, following Paris with the Classique Souscription 2025 and Shanghai with the Tradition 7035 edition, Breguet is…
The House has unveiled a new point of sale in the heart of ION Orchard, one of Singapore’s most iconic shopping destinations. This is Breguet’s second boutique…
In this milestone year marking the 250th anniversary of its founding, the Maison is proud to announce its participation in the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de…
Breguet unveils the 5th chapter in its 250th anniversary celebrations, a brand-new version limited to 50 pieces called Marine Hora Mundi 5555. The timepiece…
At Breguet, transmission is at the heart of our mission.We believe deeply in preserving and passing on our savoir-faire. This is why we are once again joining…
To mark the 250th anniversary of the Manufacture Breguet, the Reine de Naples collection has been expanded with new models bearing references 9935 and 8925…
In 1802, Abraham-Louis Breguet undertook construction of a series of five timepieces featuring several devices designed to improve precision, in particular a…
How did the fundamentals of the Breguet style originate? They are so deeply rooted in the Manufacture’s 250-year history that pinpointing a single origin is a…
On Sunday, November 9, 2025, Sotheby’s will hold an exceptional auction dedicated to Breguet, marking the brand’s 250th anniversary. It will be the most…
The Reine de Naples is Breguet’s only 100% feminine collection. To mark the Manufacture’s 250th anniversary, two new High Jewellery versions are being unveiled…
At the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG), Breguet was awarded the “Aiguille d’Or” Grand Prix for its Classique Souscription 2025 timepiece. This prize…
Manufacture Breguet announces the creation of a line that will incorporate the latest innovations from its Research and Development department. Named …
Breguet unveils the only minute repeater wristwatch produced for its 250th anniversary. This exceptional timepiece, the Classique Minute Repeater 7365, will be…
Breguet announces the Classique Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Art 1905. A highly complicated pocket watch featuring Métiers d’Art craftsmanship, it is equipped…
On Wednesday 21st of January 2026, Breguet reached a defining milestone in the evolution of its Research & Development, laying the foundation stone of a…
In 2026, Breguet is revitalising its Tradition collection, a cornerstone of the Manufacture’s history. It distinctively embodies the Breguet DNA by uniting the…
In 2026, Breguet pays tribute to the invention of the tourbillon, for which Abraham-Louis Breguet was granted his historic patent on 7 Messidor Year 9…
Breguet Embarks on a New Odyssey with Race for Water Breguet and the Race for Water Foundation announced their partnership at Baselworld 2018 on Saturday…
The Breguet museum and its President, Marc A. Hayek have recently acquired a superb Type XX chronograph created in 1957. It was previously owned by Esso who…
The auction conducted by Phillips in association with Bacs & Russo took place on 12-13 May, 2018 in Geneva. Montres Breguet President, Marc A. Hayek, and the…
After several successful stages worldwide, Breguet’s “Classic Tour” joined the Asian continent, in the city of Taipei. Through this concept, the House…
The magazine Robb Report Spain has elected the Type XXI 3817 model in rose gold as “best watch of the year” within its “Best of the Best” award. It was the…
Breguet has been awarded by the magazine Robb Report Germany for its Classique Extra-Plate 5157 in rose gold, a timeless elegant novelty unveiled in 2018. It…
This year, 2018 Breguet marked the arrival of a new model, which has quickly seduced the amateurs of Haute Horlogerie, the Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat…
On Wednesday 5th and Thursday 6th June in London, the House of Breguet presented the London Concours as title sponsor. The annual event, which took place at…
On Saturday November 9, 2019 the Only Watch auction took place in Geneva, the major international charity project organized by the Monegasque Association…
As part of the “Watch Awards” organised by the Japanese publication Precious, the House of Breguet has received awards for several of its pieces, including…
For the second consecutive year, the house of Breguet is proud to renew their role as Presenting Partner for the London Concours 2020. Hosted at the Honourable…
Since almost 20 years, the House of Breguet supports the Geneva International Music Competition (Le Concours de Genève), one of the world’s leading music…
In celebration of the links that it has so long fostered with the maritime world, the House of Breguet is proud to announce its new status as patron of the…
The Japanese magazine, Precious hosted their second “Precious Watch Award”, celebrating the most beautiful timepieces of the year. Breguet features among the…
The year 2021 marks the 220th anniversary of one of the greatest watchmaking complications of all times: the Tourbillon. An exquisite mechanism of unrivaled…
Founded in 1866, the Horological Society of New York (HSNY) is one of the oldest horological associations in the world. This nonprofit organisation is…
Since its creation, Breguet has been synonymous with avant-garde technology and timeless sophistication. Exuding excellence, our timepieces have long captivated watch enthusiasts around the entire world.
Each signature Breguet creation is born as the result of a combination of various skills which are always centred around people, the key to all success.
Working at Breguet means being at the heart of a prestigious brand at the cutting edge of Fine Watchmaking. Our employees are amongst the best in their field of expertise, and we are regularly opening new positions to expand our teams.
If you wish to be part of a tradition of excellence, innovation and timeless beauty, Breguet can offer you a gateway to a world of exciting opportunities.
Join our team and help us create watchmaking masterpieces that transcend time and embody our passion for watches passed down from previous generations.
This role lies at the heart of our watchmaking innovation here at Montres Breguet. Talented watchmaking designers and engineers work closely together to create new watches by marrying tradition with state-of-the-art technology. This is a crucial process for upholding the Maison’s reputation as a creator of highly innovative and aesthetically singular watches.
This department manages the various support functions needed to guarantee fluid and high-quality production, including purchases, pre-production and post-production logistics and quality control.
This is where our high-precision timepieces come to life. Our master watchmakers meticulously assemble each component, from the movement to the case, using traditional techniques to ensure each detail is of appropriate quality for our watches. This stage of the production process embodies Breguet’s commitment to watchmaking excellence and reinforces our reputation as a Maison of talented craftsmen.
Our master watchmakers make the dials and individual parts using artisanal techniques including enamelling, engraving and guilloché, resulting in the creation singularly precious watches. At Breguet, each component of our movements is finished by hand. This rigorous expertise reflects Breguet’s artistic heritage and its commitment to creating exceptional watches.
The marketing and sales teams are committed to showcasing the brand and its collections through targeted and innovative strategies designed to captivate watch enthusiasts worldwide. At the same time, the preservation of Breguet’s heritage focuses on safeguarding and celebrating its historical legacy, particularly through the conservation of iconic pieces that embody our rich history. Together, these two pillars are fundamental to the essence of our Maison.
As a renowned watchmaking brand, Breguet relies on its essential support functions to be able to run smoothly. This includes human resources, finance and IT departments, who ensure that resources and operations are managed efficiently. The maintenance department ensures that facilities and logistics are in order. These departments all contribute to Breguet’s excellence in high-quality watchmaking and the preservation of our prestigious reputation.
Breguet makes a watch which for twenty years never goes wrong, while the pitiful machine by which we live runs amiss and produces pain at least once a week.
Boutique Manager – Breguet
The main responsibility of the Boutique Manager is to drive continuous growth of the boutique performance and key results. The Boutique Manager is fully responsible for the management and performance of the store and is a key contributor in seeking new business opportunities. The Boutique Manager is expected to act as an entrepreneur. She / he commits, dedicates and takes proactive and strategic actions towards their responsibilities and duties. Thanks to strong managerial, interpersonal, and technical skills as well as an entrepreneurial mindset, the Boutique Manager is accountable for meeting sales objectives, building long-lasting and loyal client relationships and assembling and leading a top-notch boutique team.
Key Responsibilities
Team Leadership
· Lead the Boutique team by explicitly communicating objectives, responsibilities, results, brand standards and procedures. Assign tasks, track and communicate.
· Ensure coaching of each boutique team member and collective objectives, via (but not limited to) team meetings, on the job trainings, appraisals, anticipation of training needs, distribution of tasks, and feedback on expectations.
· Monitor staff appearances and behavior, in line with company policy and boutique guidelines (uniform, makeup, language, hair, accessories, etc.).
Sales and Business Development
· Exceed boutique targets in accordance with brand retail strategy (compliance with group procedures, legal, fiscal, and customs regulations).
· Generate the interest of target prospects and convert to boutique customers. Develop specific programs to acquire new high potential customers. Manage clients’ lifecycles.
· Maintain on-going relationships with clients as a part of the Brand. Ensure special attention to existing and new VIP customers to maintain their loyalty.
· Identify opportunities and propose clienteling strategies using CRM. Obtain, input, update client information and track clienteling tasks of Sales Associates.
Boutique Operations
· Guarantee the proper maintenance of the boutique: cleanliness, proper visual displays and respect of VM guidelines.
· Comply with Group and Brand (Retail Manual) procedures. Identify issues and propose different solutions so that store operations run flawlessly at all times.
· Assure the security and proper maintenance of stock timepieces.
Qualifications
· Bachelor’s degree or higher in Business Administration, Economics, Marketing or related fields.
· Minimum of 3-5 years’ working experience in team management in the luxury sector.
· Collaborative leadership style with the ability to inspire teamwork, cultivate a positive “can do” culture and drive results through a strong sense of ownership mindset.
· Demonstrated intellectual curiosity and a passion for learning.
· Good communication and presentation skills with internal and external parties.
· Entrepreneurial mindset to develop your own business and build long-lasting client relationships.
· Knowledge of the watch/jewelry industry is preferred.
· Proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word; experience with SAP.
· Good command of spoken and written English.
· Ability to communicate in Chinese is a strong advantage.
Votre mission
Au sein de notre secteur Terminaison Composants, vous êtes responsable du pilotage des activités de l'atelier Décoration de Surface et Anglage Touret.
Vous garantissez l'atteinte des objectifs de production tout en accompagnant le développement des équipes et l'évolution des procédés.
Vous contribuez activement à la performance opérationnelle, à l'amélioration continue et au déploiement des nouveaux produits et processus.
Vos responsabilités
Laëtitia PERRIN
Throughout the world, Breguet employs nearly a thousand employees. The majority works within its Manufacture located in the Vallée de Joux, the cradle of Swiss Haute Horlogerie.
Every Breguet is made with lasting standards in mind. Our warranty reflects that commitment, setting out the coverage and conditions designed to give you clarity and peace of mind.
For antique watches bearing a Breguet signature, the Breguet Museum can confirm authenticity and provide the key historical information recorded in our registers (specifications, date of sale, first owner, etc.). This service does not include any monetary valuation. Send your request via the contact form. If needed, we may ask you to present the timepiece at an authorised point of sale. If authenticity is confirmed, an official certificate can be purchased, issued and signed by the Breguet Archives team.
Purchasing a Breguet timepiece gives you the option to have your name entered in the Breguet Records, sales registers kept by the House since the late 18th century and preserved at Place Vendôme in Paris. Historic entries include names such as Marie-Antoinette and Napoleon Bonaparte. Contemporary registrations are handled with the utmost discretion.
Registration conditions:
- Your watch was purchased from an official Breguet retailer;
- You are the original owner of the watch;
- The registration is submitted using the official Breguet form provided at the time of purchase.
A registration form is supplied with your timepiece, together with the certificate of origin and the warranty.
Access the user manual for your timepiece using its reference, for the essential guidance on use and settings.
Breguet keeps a list of missing timepieces as a service to its customers. However, this list is purely indicative and non-exhaustive, insofar as it is based on information submitted to the House by third parties, which we do not verify. Therefore, Breguet provides no warranty or representation as to the ownership of any timepieces not recorded on this list.
Find the list of recommended Breguet service centres. You can also take your watch to a Breguet boutique, a Tourbillon boutique or an official retailer :
Montres Breguet SA does not provide its customers directly with spare parts.
Breguet service centres throughout the world offer the guarantee of a professional service carried out with respect for the very high quality standards in force at Montres Breguet SA.
Founded in Paris by Abraham-Louis Breguet in 1775, the Maison Breguet has perpetuated an uninterrupted watchmaking history for over 250 years.
Breguet is notably credited with the invention of the pare-chute, the perpetual watch and the Tourbillon, innovations that have profoundly shaped modern watchmaking.
Guillochage, engraving, anglage and métiers d’art are still mastered and perpetuated today within the Breguet Manufacture.
Silicon, magnetism and high frequency illustrate Breguet’s contemporary research into precision, performance and watchmaking excellence.
For more than two centuries, each timepiece has perpetuated the gestures, savoir-faire and spirit of innovation that have shaped the Maison.
Take the time for a personal encounter. Our advisors welcome you in Boutique for a private discovery of the collections, with no obligation.
Arrange a private discovery in Boutique
Owners of a Breguet timepiece frequently encounter inquiries about their watch's functionality, care, and upkeep. Recognizing the importance of every question, we encourage you to explore our carefully compiled list of frequently asked questions designed to assist you in understanding and enjoying your Breguet watch to its fullest.
Montres Breguet SA only provides one Certificate of Origin and warranty for each watch sold. It is not possible to provide a duplicate of this document, as the warranty must be completed (with the reference number, serial number and date of sale) and signed by the boutique or retailer at the time of sale.
In order to avoid any issues, we recommend you make paper or digital copies of the warranty.
Only the initial owner of a Breguet watch can be enrolled in the registers.
Please complete and return the enrolment form that you received along with the guarantee from the Breguet boutique or authorised retailer when purchasing the watch.
Find the list of recommended Breguet service centres. You can also take your watch to a Breguet boutique, a Tourbillon boutique or an official retailer :
You are advised to use a winding mechanism in order to maintain the power reserve of a watch and, where necessary, adjust the date, but not in order to wind the movement. Before placing a Breguet watch in a winding mechanism, it is therefore necessary to wind the watch manually, in full.
Upon request, your retailer will provide you with the winding direction as well as the minimum number of turns per day required in order to adjust your winding mechanism.
Please contact a Breguet boutique, a Tourbillon boutique or an official retailer:
Please contact a Breguet boutique, a Tourbillon boutique or an official retailer:
Find user guides for models in the current collection :
You are strongly advised not to send watches to the Montres Breguet SA after-sale service in Switzerland directly by international mail or secure postal service.
See the following question: My watch is in need of maintenance or repair. Where can I take my watch and to whom?
There is a significant risk of theft or damage when sending your watch by post or international mail that is not insured to the real value of the piece. Furthermore, Montres Breguet SA can accept no responsibility for any problems encountered at customs in the two countries concerned when sending a watch in this way, nor can it return the watch to the sender in the same way.
Montres Breguet SA does not provide its customers directly with spare parts.
Breguet service centres throughout the world offer the guarantee of a professional service carried out with respect for the very high quality standards in force at Montres Breguet SA.
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The art of watchmaking is at the very heart of the Maison’s craft with more than thirty different decoration methods and watchmaking techniques coming together to adorn their timepieces. The components crafted are often visible through a crystalline caseback but Breguet, as a prestigious watchmaker, applies the same finishing even to elements that are not visible, leading to the creation of exceptional timepieces.
Ingenious watchmaker, A.L. Breguet was also a pioneer in the field of design. His inventions were aimed at making the information on the dial more legible, leading him to adopt a technique that had been used to embellish luxury creations since the 16th century : guilloché. Breguet applied it to its dials to counter the effect of light rays on smooth surfaces and thus improve legibility. A signature of fine watchmaking, today this decoration is applied by hand by the Maison’s artisans to the dials, rotors, mainplates and casebacks. These components are made of the finest materials such as gold, platinum or mother-of-pearl.
Engraving is an ornamental art form in its own right. The master engraver sculpts the finest materials free hand, using a range of tools that have been meticulously shaped and adapted to their hand. The surfaces are shaped, creating reliefs with precision, care and patience, aware that the slightest slip of the hand can undo several days’ work. The resulting finishes give Breguet watches an unparalleled elegance and unique identity.
More than simply decorating the dial, this is a highly specialised craft that requires discipline, patience and technical mastery. The process begins with first crushing and then grinding the enamel to a fine powder. Once this powder is calibrated and purified, it is then applied in layers with a brush to embellish the creation, grain by grain, in a series of stages depending on the desired finish (translucent or opaque). The artisan must anticipate the possible distortions and adapt their technique according to the shape of the pieces they are decorating, bearing in mind that the changes in certain oxides during the high temperature firing process may cause colour variations. This means that extra special attention is required for each firing. The last step of this meticulous process is to apply the finishing touches to the piece to ensure that it adheres to the pre-determined standards and quality criteria set by Maison Breguet.
This decorative art consists of embellishing certain parts of the watch with precious stones. They are attached using subtle, discreet metal claws cut directly into the material itself. Breguet uses several gem-setting techniques such as snow settings, which aims to reduce the visibility of the surface on which the stones are set, or invisible settings for baguette-cut diamonds.
Take the time for a personal encounter. Our advisors welcome you in Boutique for a private discovery of the collections, with no obligation.
Arrange a private discovery in BoutiqueAnglage, one of the finishing techniques that relies on skills being handed down from generation to generation, is characterised by its complexity. Used for shaping and polishing angles, normally at 45°, anglage, also known as bevelling, serves two functions: the first is is practicality, as it eliminates burrs and machining marks that could be detrimental to the operation and reliability of the movement, but above all it serves an aesthetic purpose, thanks to the subtle interplay between the shine of the satin-finished faces and the polished angles. Each surface is reworked by hand, altered and then polished using several tools and abrasive materials in order to achieve the smoothest of finishes.
Snailing is a decorative finish that forms circular or spiral motifs on certain metal surfaces. It creates subtle plays of light and highlights the care given to the movement's components.
Perlage consists in applying small, regular, overlapping circles to the movement components. This decorative finish creates a luminous texture and highlights the care devoted to surfaces that are often only partially visible.
This craft is used to enhance manufactured metal parts by eliminating any irregularities and burrs, leaving a smooth, shiny finish. The parts exposed to light and wear in particular are polished. Various techniques are used throughout the creation process of a Breguet watch in order to to obtain finishes ranging from a flat polish to an ultra smooth finish, or even to create radiant rounded curves.
Straight stripes are a decorative finish formed of regular, parallel bands applied to the movement components. They give structure to the surface, soften reflections and highlight the geometry of the bridges.
Microblasting consists in projecting fine beads onto a metal surface to create a matte, even and slightly textured finish. This finish softens reflections and enhances the contrast with polished or satin-finished surfaces.
The sunburst finish is a decorative finish composed of radiating lines that extend from a central point. It animates the surface with circular reflections and brings depth to components or dials.
Stretching and dressing are operations used to prepare or finish metal surfaces through the regular working of the material. They create clean, flat and even surfaces, essential to both visual quality and assembly precision.
The frosted effect creates a matte and finely textured surface, animated by subtle, irregular reliefs. This finish brings depth and contrast, with a mineral appearance that catches the light without excessive shine.
As a responsible company aware of today’s challenges, Breguet takes environmental, social and economic aspects into account across all its activities.
Breguet is actively committed to addressing environmental challenges through responsible and efficient resource management. With a constant focus on improving its energy efficiency and in line with the ambitious objectives set by Swatch Group to achieve climate neutrality, the House is carrying out a number of targeted investments and specific actions.
Its main production site in L’Orient, Switzerland, is heated by a sustainable system powered by local renewable energy and uses decarbonised electricity, complemented by its own photovoltaic solar energy production.
Breguet also takes its indirect emissions into account, working to minimise them through concrete initiatives, notably in the choice of its sourcing and in the management of employee mobility. Lastly, the House makes it a point of honour to analyse the life cycle of its products, promoting circularity in order to minimise environmental impact.
Aware of the complexity of climate change, it ensures that its employees are made aware of these issues, underlining the importance of individual commitment.
By applying the Supplier Code of Conduct established with Swatch Group, Breguet ensures compliance with its fundamental principles throughout its entire supply chain. This approach underlines its commitment to maintaining high standards not only internally, but also among its partners and suppliers.
Breguet is committed to carrying out an annual assessment of the risks associated with its supply chain by following the OECD guide, which recommends a five-step due diligence process.
In line with its principles of responsible governance, the analyses carried out to date show the absence of any negative impact on human rights and confirm that Breguet does not source from conflict-affected or high-risk areas, thereby reinforcing its image as a responsible and ethical brand.
Whether through the métiers d’art, the manufacturing or the assembly of its timepieces, Breguet has always supported a sustainable approach across all its operational practices.
The project to join the RJC organisation was therefore initiated at the beginning of 2021 and concluded with the obtaining of the RJC-COP (Code of Practices) certification in August 2023. This certification reinforces the House’s position as a responsible player in the sourcing of precious stones and precious metals.
The Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) is a global certification and standards-setting organisation for the jewellery and watchmaking sector whose main objective is to ensure a responsible supply chain, from mine to retail on a global scale, and to foster trust in the jewellery and watchmaking industry as a whole.
Through the application of responsible practices, RJC members also contribute to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda.
As a company fully integrated within Swatch Group, Breguet’s sustainability team carries out its actions within the overall framework and policy defined at Group level. Key information is consolidated and published annually through the Sustainability Report.
Since 1775, Breguet has maintained historical records documenting timepieces, orders and the relationship between the House and its clients. These archives are part of our heritage: they preserve what can be traced, verified and passed on over generations.
For over two centuries, Breguet has been a symbol of exceptional craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Notable figures such as Napoleon Bonaparte and Marie Antoinette have chosen Breguet for their personal timepieces, marking their moments in history with our creations. The Breguet Register at Place Vendôme preserves these storied associations, maintaining a record of each unique piece and its illustrious owner.
Please note that the below guidelines must be adhered to:
- Your watch was acquired from an official Breguet dealer;
- You are the initial owner of the watch;
- The registration is submitted using the official Breguet form supplied at the time of purchase.
A registration form for submission of your name in the records is provided with your purchase along with the certificate of origin and the warranty.
By registering your Breguet watch, you are not merely acquiring a timepiece; you are becoming a part of our living history. 'Make History with us' is not just our slogan—it is a testament to the shared legacy between Breguet and each of our distinguished clients. Your name and your timepiece will be recorded alongside the luminaries who have defined our brand's heritage.
Founded in 1775, the Breguet Maison has shaped the history of fine watchmaking through groundbreaking inventions and timeless elegance. From the creation of the tourbillon to the first wristwatch, its legacy is one of vision, precision and enduring influence.
Breguet timepieces have adorned the wrists of queens, emperors, and pioneers alike
Since 1775, Breguet has designed mechanisms that go beyond the simple indication of hours and minutes. A complication can measure short intervals of time, follow astronomical cycles, indicate several time zones, strike the hour or improve the regularity of a movement.
Precision and regulation
Invented by Abraham-Louis Breguet and patented in 1801, the tourbillon was born from a quest for precision. By placing the escapement and the balance wheel in a mobile cage, it makes it possible to distribute the effects of gravity on the regulating organ. More than two centuries after its invention, it remains one of the most emblematic signatures of Breguet.
Time measurement
The chronograph makes it possible to measure an interval of time without interrupting the display of the time. A technical function par excellence, it finds a particularly strong expression at Breguet in the world of Type XX. The flyback function makes it possible to stop, reset and restart the chronograph with a single press. A function designed to link several successive measurements in quick succession.
Astronomical functions
Some complications do not only measure time: they express the cycles of the sky and the calendar. Moon phase, equation of time and perpetual calendar connect watchmaking mechanics with astronomical movements. At Breguet, these functions combine mechanical precision, dial legibility and a sense of composition.
Travel time functions
Travel-related complications answer a simple question: how can several times be read at once, without losing clarity or ease of use? The second time zone with memory makes it possible to switch instantly from one place to another, while the day/night indication makes 24-hour time easier to read.
Striking complications
The minute repeater makes time audible. On demand, it strikes the hours, quarters and minutes by means of a mechanism of hammers and gongs. This complication requires mechanical mastery, but also acoustic mastery: each element of the case and the movement contributes to the clarity, duration and quality of the sound.
Whether related to precision, the calendar, travel, time measurement or sound, Breguet complications express one and the same requirement: giving mechanical form to a precise function. Each complication extends a vision of watchmaking in which use, technique and movement architecture advance together.
Step into Breguet’s restoration workshop, where historic timepieces are carefully returned to service, guided by the same standards of precision and respect that shaped them in the first place.
For over two centuries, Breguet has been a reference in fine watchmaking. At the heart of this heritage, our master watchmakers restore vintage and historical timepieces with meticulous attention to original techniques, materials, and finishes. Every intervention is approached with one priority: preserving authenticity—lines, proportions, patina, and spirit—while ensuring the timepiece can be enjoyed for years to come.
Restoration demands deep knowledge, patience, and an exact eye. From historical creations to unique pieces, each timepiece is handled with the utmost care, combining inherited know-how with today’s technical expertise—always in service of the original work.
Each restoration is documented through the Breguet Service Archives, which record the complete history of interventions as well as the register of components. This documentation is systematically shared with the client after every restoration.
Whether you wish to restore an exceptional piece or commission a special order inspired by past creations, our workshop is at your disposal.
Platinum’s alluring brilliant grey color is sometimes mistaken for white gold or silver. However, many of its qualities distinguish it from other natural minerals and iron alloys, such as its weight, malleability and above all its high resistance to magnetism and corrosion, making it a symbol of eternity. It is also hypoallergenic, and its weight gives it a strong presence on the wrist.
Coated with intense black "Grand Feu" enamel - one of the most difficult colors to work with - the smooth, uniform faces of these new Classiques are adorned with a set of Breguet Arabic numerals and a discreet timer in powdered silver to create a slight contrast. The rhodium-plated “moon” tip Breguet hands indicating the hours, minutes, and seconds enhance the contrast. Following the habits and customs of 18th century watchmakers to guarantee the authenticity of a timepiece, these "Grand Feu" enamel dials reveal Breguet's secret signature at the right of the center for the 7787 and between the center and 6 o'clock for the 5177.
Heir to the technical expertise initiated by its founder, A.-L. Breguet, in Paris almost 250 years ago, the Maison Breguet continues to equip its watches with innovative, precise and reliable movements developed at its manufacture in the Vallée de Joux in the Swiss Jura. The proof is in the self-winding mechanical duo that powers the Classique 5177 and Classique 7787, visible through the sapphire crystal casebacks.
This movement, clocked at 4 Hz and comprising 221 components, delivers 38 hours of power reserve once wound by its rhodium-plated 22-carat gold rotor adorned with hand-made "barley grain" guilloché. The addition of a pinion on the moon-phase disc enables it to offer a realistic display of the cycle, i.e. 29.5303498 days instead of the 29.5 days generally offered by this type of complication, and therefore closer to the 29.53058888 days of the actual lunar revolution. The difference is therefore limited to one day after 348.7 years.
Vibrating at the standard frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, this movement - assembled from 237 components - incorporates a flat balance-spring made from silicon, a material resistant to wear, corrosion and magnetism adopted by Montres Breguet in 2006. Its rhodium-plated 18-carat gold oscillating weight is decorated with a hand-engraved "starry mosaic" motif and an exclusive design that echoes the words "Breguet special edition" engraved on the weight. It powers a unique barrel that provides up to 55 hours of power reserve when the watch is fully wound.
As of January 1st, 2025, all Breguet timepieces purchased benefit from a 5-year international warranty.
This warranty covers any manufacturing defect confirmed by one of our authorized service centers. It reflects our commitment to the uncompromising quality of our creations.
To benefit from this warranty, the timepiece must be purchased from an official Breguet retailer.
Starting January 1st, 2025, purchased timepieces may benefit from an exclusive service warranty extension.
By registering your watch in your personal MyBreguet account and performing a paid service at one of our authorized service centers, you extend the service warranty up to 5 years from the date of intervention.
This extension applies exclusively to watches purchased as of this date and reflects our dedication to providing you with personalized support and exceptional service worthy of your timepiece.
The Breguet warranty is subject to specific conditions. It applies only to timepieces purchased from authorized retailers and serviced by our official service centers. It does not cover normal wear and tear, accidental damage, or unauthorized interventions.
We invite you to consult the full warranty terms for complete details, exclusions, and conditions.
Warranty terms
For timepieces purchased as of January 1st, 2025, the warranty card is included in your watch box.
If you have not received it, you may request one. This card certifies the authenticity of your timepiece and confirms its coverage under our warranty.
To obtain it, simply fill out a request via our contact form. Once validated, your personalized card will be sent to you in accordance with the terms defined by our customer service team.
Registering your timepiece in your personal MyBreguet account gives you access to exclusive services, including the service warranty extension.
To add your watch, log in to your account on our website and enter the required information, including the reference number engraved on your watch and the serial number. Once registered, your timepiece will be linked to your profile, allowing you to track its history, servicing, and benefit from tailored support.
For timepieces purchased before January 1st, 2025, the sales warranty is valid for 2 years from the date of purchase.
It covers manufacturing defects confirmed by an authorized Breguet service center.
Likewise, in the event of a service performed by one of our authorized service centers, the service warranty is valid for 2 years from the date of intervention.
These conditions apply exclusively to watches purchased before the implementation of the new warranty policy on January 1st, 2025.
Our customer service team is at your disposal to answer any questions regarding your warranty, servicing, or watch registration.
Feel free to contact us or book an appointment at one of our boutiques or authorized service centers.
Conceived as a true editorial object, Le Quai de l’Horloge offers an exploration of Breguet watchmaking through its creations, craftsmanship, and the perspectives that inspire it.
This anniversary issue explores the many facets of Breguet watchmaking. From the legendary No.160 watch known as “Marie-Antoinette” to the latest creations of the Marine collection, via the Type XX chronographs and the art of case-making, this tenth volume blends heritage, innovation, and unique perspectives.
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The 250th anniversary of the Manufacture Breguet is an opportunity to highlight the House's historic practices of excellence in terms of decoration, technique and ethics.
The uncompromising care given to each of its watches constitutes a legacy that the company wishes to protect through internal regulations. Today, it is embodied by a hallmark affixed to new timepieces.
With this in mind, the teams at the Manufacture have drawn up formal specifications. They provide the framework for this certification, which is based on three pillars. Firstly, the quality of the components, the craftsmanship and the safeguarding of artistic skills; secondly, the high level of chronometry and technical performance of each timepiece; and thirdly, the ethical nature of the entire process. The Breguet hallmark is applied to the finished watch head and the buckle of the bracelet.
The hallmark reflects a subtle harmony between traditional expertise and technological innovation. It respects the founding principles of the company. It guarantees not only the authenticity, but also the impeccable quality and performance of each Breguet watch, the meticulous work in which every detail is shaped according to clear criteria of absolute rigour.
The Breguet hallmark will formally attest that each Breguet watch is part of this fundamental process. This approach fits naturally into the context of the company's 250th anniversary. It certifies that each Breguet watch embodies all its values.
The approach of the Breguet hallmark consists of bringing together, around a dedicated internal committee, all the values that underpin the authenticity, beauty and quality of Breguet watches. These fundamental aspects of Breguet's watchmaking culture and heritage are grouped into three pillars: Component Quality, Performance and Ethics.
The Breguet hallmark certifies first and foremost the quality of each watch. It is a question of finishing, but also of the way in which it is obtained and the coherence of the overall design. From the birth of the delicate engraved decorations to the temperatures used to fuse the enamels, not forgetting the perfect cutting edge of the chisel reflecting the sure touch of the guilloche-maker or engraver, these efforts are only meaningful if they are applied consistently to the timepieces, in accordance with clear, established principles. The decoration of a movement, technically complex, requires experience and dexterity, as well as a creative spirit that allows us to think beyond what already exists.
Finishing is carried out according to strict in-house specifications, overseen by a dedicated Hallmark Committee, with the aim of highlighting the work of Breguet's craftsmen, who produce the brand's signature finishes by hand, such as guilloché, traditional gem-setting, enamelling and engraving, among others.
The Committee is also responsible for defining, applying and developing the Breguet hallmark. Finally, it has the authority to decide whether a model meets the criteria and can bear the hallmark. Each watch bearing
the Breguet hallmark is thus a guarantee that it has been conceived, developed and made to offer its owner the finest representation of the Breguet art of watchmaking.
The Breguet hallmark then certifies a level of performance. It is associated with each watch identified by its individual number, finished and assembled, inspected at each stage of production, and certified at the final inspection. The performances of each watch are systematically chronometric, magnetic and associated with a level of water-resistance specific to the timepiece. Where applicable, acoustics are also subject to strict specifications (grand strike, minute repeater, alarm).
At Breguet, chronometric performance has always been a central concern. This led Abraham-Louis Breguet to classify his timepieces in two categories: "watches for civil use, and watches for scientific use".
As part of its 250th anniversary celebrations, Breguet is updating this classification according to three contemporary categories. Firstly, "Scientific" with a daily rate accuracy of +/- 1 second. Next, "Civil & Sport" with a daily accuracy of +/- 2 s. Finally, "Evening & Jewellery", with a daily accuracy of -2/+6 s.
These performances are monitored throughout the watch's development, guaranteeing its chronometric stability. Breguet has also strengthened its final inspection protocol with a new magnetic requirement based on a more stringent criterion.
It is set at a minimum of 10 times the exposure values of the NIHS 90-10 standard, for a residual drift that is at least 3 times less than its requirements. Compliance with this new internal standard will require additional adaptations that will gradually be applied to all movements certified with the Breguet hallmark. This approach is part of the process initiated nearly 20 years ago, at the instigation of Nicolas G. Hayek, to ensure that Breguet watches are equipped with non-magnetic components, such as the silicon balance-spring.
Performance control also includes systematic measurement of the level of water-resistance specific to each model. This is carried out during air and water tests on each watch bearing the Breguet hallmark. This step ensures that Breguet timepieces retain all their qualities day after day.
Breguet has always supported an ethical and sustainable approach to all its watchmaking practices. The Breguet hallmark attests that all the components of its timepieces have been developed in accordance with the highest standards of fine watchmaking.
In this way, Breguet has become a benchmark player in elevating traditional watchmaking expertise, working to maintain and enhance it. This translates into the enhancement of the value of manual work, the craftsman and the artist, as well as respect for the ethics inherent in the art of fine craftsmanship.
The art of guilloché, a fundamental element of Breguet's DNA, is one of the crafts specific to the field of prestige watchmaking. This discipline is perpetuated by the restoration of a fleet of historic machines and the specialists dedicated to rebuilding them. Maintaining and passing on this expertise has been developed through a sustained in-house training programme for guilloché craftsmen and master guilloché craftsmen.
Other skilled craftsmen include conservators and restorers of old timepieces, master enamellers, gem setters and engravers. These disciplines can only be achieved by hand to Breguet standards. The essence of the Breguet hallmark lies in highlighting the experience that perpetuates the watchmaking tradition at its highest level.
The ethical aspect is also reflected in the availability of specialists trained to develop solutions adapted to the maintenance of both current and historic models. Breguet is also committed to guaranteeing that its watches can be repaired for life. Durability is therefore a key element of the Breguet hallmark.
Breguet also takes into account the environmental, social and economic aspects of all its activities, within a broader framework than that of the Breguet hallmark. All partners in the Manufacture's supply chain are thus aligned with its exacting standards.
Finally, the Breguet hallmark certifies that all the operations required to manufacture the components of the watch head, and its buckle are carried out entirely in Switzerland. The Manufacture's historical archives attest to the fact that traceability is one of its fundamental values, so it is only natural that it should include the Breguet hallmark. Chronometric, supply and production data are part of the intangible heritage of the Manufacture. They represent an additional guarantee of the care with which each Breguet timepiece is crafted.
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Strap or bracelet is removed, and the case is opened to access the movement.
The movement is dismantled and each component is cleaned in an ultrasonic bath.
Each part is examined; worn components are replaced with original Breguet parts.
The movement is reassembled and lubricated at key contact points for long-term performance.
The rate is adjusted and the movement’s parameters are verified to Breguet quality standards.
The case and metal bracelet are cleaned and polished, restoring shine while preserving original lines.
The case is reassembled and all water-resistance gaskets are replaced.
Functional and aesthetic checks are completed before return.
Please note:
The exact scope of work may vary depending on the model, its condition, and its specific requirements.
To start the movement of an idle watch, wind it manually before strapping it to the wrist.
In the case of a hand-wound watch, wind it until resistance is felt. The watch will then be fully wound. Be careful not to force the crown as it could damage the gear train of the movement.
In the case of a self-winding watch, the minimal number of turns of the crown required to start the watch is indicated in the model’s instructions for use. After this operation, it is recommended to rotate the crown in the opposite direction so as to disengage the winding mechanism. In order to fully wind the watch, please make additional turns of the crown.
A hand-wound watch should be regularly, specifically of the power reserve capacity , preferably always at the same time, before being placed on the wrist so as to ensure that it benefits from a full measure of reserve power, hence the smoothest running possible. For the same reason, it is also recommended to rewind a self-winding watch that is not worn every day.
Learn the right winding routine for your Breguet—manual winding or a watch winder for automatic models—during a dedicated Boutique appointment.
To protect the movement against moisture, make sure that the winding or setting crown is pushed in fully against the case flank or fully screw-locked. The Sales Warranty does not cover water or moisture damage stemming from improper use of the watch.
If you wear your watch for water sports or other activities or if it is often exposed to water and moisture, you should have its water resistance checked every year by a Breguet authorized dealer.
If you discover condensation under the watch crystal, you can assume that your watch is no longer watertight. In that case, get in touch your Breguet Boutique or Breguet authorised dealer.
Avoid exposing your watch to strong magnetic fields. They can cause it to run fast, lose accuracy, or even stop temporarily. The good news: magnetism does not usually cause permanent damage to the movement. In most cases, a simple demagnetization restores normal rate and amplitude.
Magnetic fields are more common than you think. They can come from everyday items such as smartphone cases with magnetic closures, tablets and laptops, wireless chargers, headphones and speakers, induction cooktops, electric motors, and magnetic clasps on bags or bracelets. Medical imaging equipment (such as MRI scanners) generates extremely strong fields and should always be avoided.
If your watch suddenly starts running fast—or stops after running fast—it may have been inadvertently magnetized. In that case, please bring it to a Montres Breguet S.A. authorized service facility.
To learn more about Breguet’s use of silicon components and their role in improving resistance to magnetic fields, discover our dedicated page: Introduction of silicon in certain watch components.
Our range of straps and bracelets gives you the opportunity to enhance the beauty of your timepiece or change its look.
Your Breguet Boutique or Breguet authorised dealer will be happy to advise you on the various options available.
We offer a selection of bracelets from the finest materials designed and tested to ensure an optimal fit and hold of the watch on the wrist.
For our alligator straps, we only use leather from animals bred in Louisiana (USA) and certified by CITES. This guarantees the traceability of their origin. The use of Louisiana alligator skins is subject to strict regulations to protect the species and ensure its conservation. More information on the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is available at: http://www.cites.org.
The calf leather we use is of European origin.
For reasons of traceability and species preservation, we do not offer any items made from exotic leathers such as lizard, shark or ray. In exceptional cases, we use species other than calf and alligator (e.g. sturgeon), but only if we can guarantee their traceability with a CITES certification.
In addition, all our leather straps comply with strict specifications to ensure longevity and comfort while respecting the most stringent legislation in force.
We select the metals used according to their mechanical, hypoallergenic and aesthetic characteristics. These characteristics are regularly tested by our specialised laboratory.
The stainless steel used is of medical quality (identical to that used in medical instruments). Although this alloy contains 18% nickel, it does not release this element when in contact with the skin under normal wearing conditions. However, we recommend that customers who are hypersensitive to nickel avoid stainless steel models.
We also offer bracelets made of titanium, which are distinguished by their lightness and thermal properties. This metal is warmer than gold or steel when it comes into contact with the skin. In addition, titanium is a hypoallergenic and particularly resistant material.
The material chosen is of synthetic composition, which gives the product hypoallergenic properties and superior durability.
Our textile straps are made from a nylon polyamide fabric known for its hypoallergenic properties, durability and strength.
The way you wear and take care of your strap or bracelet influences its appearance and longevity. The following recommendations will help you maintain the functionality and beauty over time.
Your strap is made to be worn and to age beautifully. If you’d like practical guidance on leather care, our Boutique teams can advise you on the right routine and best practices
The Heritage Department of Breguet offers an expertise service for antique pieces (watches and clocks). This service first makes it possible to verify the authenticity of a timepiece signed Breguet, as there were many counterfeits at different periods. It also makes it possible, where applicable, to obtain information relating to the piece: main characteristics, date of sale, name of the first owner, etc. No monetary valuation of the piece is carried out.
In order to carry out this expertise, we thank you in advance for sending us your request using the contact form and providing the required information. Using these elements, we will provide you with a response regarding the authenticity of your watch or clock.
1: if the timepiece is not authentic, we will inform you free of charge by email.
2: if the timepiece is authentic, we will provide you free of charge by email with the main information appearing in our records.
3: you will then have the possibility of acquiring, depending on the period in which your timepiece was made, an archive extract for pieces made after 1989 or a handwritten certificate of authenticity for pieces made before 1989. These paid documents compile all the information available in the registers. They are prepared and written by the Heritage Department, and signed by the curator of the Breguet museum and archives.
Warning: A great many “fake Breguet” pieces have been made since the founding of the House, and their number is far greater than that of genuine Breguet pieces. Some “fakes” are very easy to detect. For example, any pocket watch bearing an individual number higher than 5500 can be considered fake. In addition, watches bearing the inscriptions “Spiral Breguet” or “réglage Breguet” or “Breguet Watch Case” are not watches made by Breguet, which never used these inscriptions. If you encounter such cases, there is no need to consult us.
Purchasing a Breguet timepiece gives you the option to have your name entered in the Breguet Records, sales registers kept by the House since the late 18th century and preserved at Place Vendôme in Paris. Historic entries include names such as Marie-Antoinette and Napoleon Bonaparte. Contemporary registrations are handled with the utmost discretion.
Registration conditions:
- Your watch was purchased from an official Breguet retailer;
- You are the original owner of the watch;
- The registration is submitted using the official Breguet form provided at the time of purchase.
A registration form is supplied with your timepiece, together with the certificate of origin and the warranty.
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The Classique Tourbillon 7357 follows in the footsteps of a historic Breguet model: Ref. 3350, which was none other than the first Tourbillon wristwatch produced by the modern-day Breguet in 1989.
Now one of the timepieces most sought-after by collectors, this model was powered by the Calibre 558, a movement of equal historical significance.
The new Classique Tourbillon 7357 is its direct descendant, based on an optimised version of the famous 558 movement now known as Cal. 187B. To mark the Tourbillon patent’s 225th anniversary, the watch is available in two versions (platinum and Breguet gold), bearing the Breguet hallmark.
Their aesthetic codes draw on the master design of Breguet’s 250th anniversary collections in 2025. The lugs have been entirely redesigned to better follow the curve of the wrist. The Arabic numerals which A.-L. Breguet had already introduced in the late 18th century with a remarkably modern touch – once again take centre-stage on the 18K gold dial. This features the brand’s two most iconic guilloché patterns: Clous de Paris in the centre and Barleycorn around the periphery. For the decoration showcased on the back of the watch, Breguet has devised a unique guilloché pattern for the movement’s baseplate and the caseback inspired by the Dent de Vaulion: the iconic peak of the Vallée de Joux, birthplace of the Manufacture.
Today, Breguet further explores the aesthetics of the Tradition Tourbillon 7047 with a platinum version adorned in a Bleu de France shade adorning the dial and bridges – not only the Tourbillon bridges, but also the large fusee-and-chain bridge that appears on either side of the time subdial. The fusee-and-chain itself is also finished in Bleu de France.
This shade is an original creation unveiled in 2025 to mark the Manufacture’s 250th anniversary on a Minute Repeater (Classique Répétition Minutes 7365). The Tourbillon cage is fitted with a silicon balance-spring. Since 2010, the cage has been crafted from titanium.
To build on the invention of the Tourbillon, the House turned to a principle formalised by another great mind of his time: Leonardo da Vinci. While the latter probably did not invent the fusee-and-chain concept that predates his own (still preserved) sketches by some 50 years, he did explicitly detail its geometry and principles as they are still used in contemporary watchmaking.
A new version of the Marine Équation Marchante 5887 is unveiled in 2026 to mark the 225th anniversary of the patent obtained by A.-L. Breguet for his Tourbillon on 26 June 1801.
The timepiece belongs to the third generation of this iconic collection, launched in 1990 and significantly revamped in 2017. The watch is housed in a 43.9 mm-diameter platinum case. Its dial is adorned with Arabic numerals, a style introduced by A.-L. Breguet himself in the late 18th century, once again reflecting an aesthetic that was particularly innovative for its time.
The dial is composed of two parts. At the centre is a sapphire dial featuring a miniature painting done by hand in gradient-blue Grand Feu enamel that is translucent on its underside. On its upper surface is a hand-painted miniature painting in luminescent enamel depicting the night sky with its constellations and the moon in their exact positions as seen from Paris on 26 June 1801. The Arabic numerals are applied in gold.
This model is a 25-piece limited edition in which each watch can be personalised with the sky corresponding to a chosen date and location.
An iconic creation among the timepieces unveiled as part of the 250th anniversary celebrations, the Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 is the first Breguet wristwatch to feature a flying Tourbillon. This model also incorporates a “mysterious” display, a watchmaking construction that Breguet had not used for nearly 20 years.
In developing its first flying Tourbillon, Manufacture Breguet is following in the footsteps of the great watchmaker. The House continues to cultivate his spirit of constant innovation, returning to the foundations of the Tourbillon to offer a design that is distinctive in two respects: both flying and mysterious.
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Arrange a private discovery in BoutiquePatented by Abraham-Louis Breguet on June 26, 1801, the Tourbillon was conceived to counter the effects of gravity on the regulating organ. More than two centuries later, it remains one of the most emblematic achievements in the history of watchmaking.
Patented by Abraham-Louis Breguet in 1801, the tourbillon was born from a quest for precision. In 2026, this invention continues to embody one of the most exacting expressions of Breguet watchmaking.
On 26 June 1801, Abraham-Louis Breguet obtained the patent for his tourbillon regulator. Designed to improve the regularity of pocket watches, this mechanism addressed a very concrete issue: the effects of gravity on the regulating organ when a watch remains in a vertical position.
Gravity disturbs the movement of the balance wheel. A mechanism must compensate for it.
A mobile cage containing the escapement and the balance wheel completes one revolution on itself every minute.
Rate variations cancel each other out.
Of extreme complexity, the tourbillon remained rare in the first decades following its invention. Each execution requires advanced mastery of movement architecture, regulation and energy. This rarity helps make the tourbillon one of Breguet’s most remarkable signatures.
At Breguet, the tourbillon is not merely a complication. It expresses a way of conceiving watchmaking: starting from a concrete problem, imagining a mechanical solution, then transforming that solution into a visible architecture.
In contemporary collections, the tourbillon takes several forms. It may appear in a classic and refined composition, in an open architecture inspired by historical movements, or in more complex high watchmaking constructions.
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Breguet precious materials
Created to mark the Maison’s 250th anniversary, Breguet gold is an 18K alloy with a warm, subtly rosy hue. Inspired by the gold used by 18th-century watchmakers, it combines heritage, innovation and contemporary standards.
Conceived and developed within the Maison’s workshops, 18K Breguet gold is composed of 75% gold, enriched with silver, copper and palladium. This composition gives it its characteristic radiance, as well as great stability over time. Resistant to discolouration, the alloy preserves the purity and elegance of its hue over the years.
In the 18th century, watchmakers selected their gold alloys according to precise criteria of resistance, durability and aesthetics. A.-L. Breguet himself paid particular attention to the materials that contributed to the quality and prestige of his creations.
Breguet gold is part of this heritage. Its delicately rosy nuance evokes ancient golds while offering a contemporary expression specific to the Maison’s collections.
Breguet gold embodies the Maison’s desire to bring its heritage to life without ever ceasing to reinvent it. Inspired by history, developed through contemporary knowledge and shaped by the savoir-faire of its artisans, it goes beyond established standards to open a new chapter in Breguet creation.
Unveiled to mark the Maison’s 250th anniversary, this alloy adorns an exceptional collection in which each piece reflects the same pursuit of precision, innovation and beauty.
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Breguet precious materials
Rare, dense and naturally white, platinum is distinguished by its discreet radiance and singular presence on the wrist. Its resistance and stability over time make it a material of choice to accompany the Maison’s most demanding creations.
More difficult to work than many other metals, platinum requires great mastery in both machining and finishing. At Breguet, it notably accompanies complex mechanisms such as the tourbillon, the perpetual calendar, the running equation of time and peripheral oscillating weights.
As early as the 1780s, Abraham-Louis Breguet took an interest in the properties of platinum. Its density, greater than that of gold, made it a particularly suitable material for the oscillating weights of his perpetual watches. He would also use it, more rarely, for the creation of watch cases.
Today, 950 platinum, composed of 95% platinum, accompanies some of Breguet’s most complex creations. Its grey-white hue, weight and understated radiance enhance both the lines of the cases and the finishes of the movements.
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At Breguet, the choice of a material does not respond solely to an aesthetic pursuit. Each metal is selected for its properties, its stability over time and its ability to meet the demands of watchmaking construction as well as those of decorative finishes.
An 18K alloy developed by the Maison, inspired by the golds used in the 18th century and recognisable by its warm, subtly rosy hue.
Rare, dense and naturally white, platinum is distinguished by its understated radiance and singular presence. Working with it requires particular mastery, both in machining and in finishing operations.
Combining lightness, resistance and low sensitivity to magnetism, titanium allows Breguet to push certain limits of watchmaking construction. The Maison uses it both for movement components and for the creation of cases that are both robust and contemporary.
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Light, corrosion-resistant and non-magnetic, titanium possesses properties that are particularly suited to the demands of fine watchmaking. Breguet uses it to develop innovative constructions while preserving the finishing methods specific to the Maison.
The particularly favourable ratio between titanium’s resistance and weight makes it possible to reduce the mass of moving components.
This property has proved particularly instrumental in the creation of large-diameter tourbillon cages and balances. By limiting their mass, titanium helps reduce energy consumption, friction and sensitivity to shocks, without compromising the rigidity of the whole.
The qualities of titanium come with significant constraints during machining and decoration. Its transformation requires specific tools and techniques, both for cutting and finishing.
Breguet has therefore adapted its sandblasting, anglage and manual polishing methods in order to unite this contemporary material with the traditional principles of fine watchmaking.
Across its creations, Breguet has used titanium for tourbillon cages and balances, structural elements of movements, as well as for cases, bezels and chronograph pushers.
From the Tradition Tourbillon to the Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat, including the Reine de Naples Jour/Nuit and the Marine collection, each use responds to a precise requirement for lightness, resistance or performance.
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Introduced by Abraham-Louis Breguet to improve the legibility of dials, engine-turning has become one of the Maison’s aesthetic signatures. Guilloché makes it possible to define the indications, structure the surfaces and create subtle plays of light.
Handcrafted by using traditional engine-turning machines, each motif is born from a succession of precise gestures. The consistency of the decoration rests entirely on the artisan’s mastery, as they guide the piece and modulate the depth of the engraving. True to this heritage, Breguet continues today to build upon its decorative tradition. New motifs appear, inspired by architecture, landscapes and places intimately linked to the history of the Maison.
The Quai de l’Horloge motif follows the outline of the branches of the Seine around the Île de la Cité and the Île Saint-Louis.
Its design is based on the Turgot map, a particularly precise representation of 18th-century Paris. The contours of the river, quays and islands are recomposed into a network of fine lines that brings the city’s geography to the surface of the metal.
The motif thus leads back to the heart of Paris, where Abraham-Louis Breguet established his workshop, at 39 Quai de l’Horloge. More than a portrayal of the place, it transforms historical cartography into watchmaking decoration.
The architecture of the Petit Trianon is reduced to its essential principles: symmetry, measure and the balance of proportions.
The repetition of lines conveys the neoclassical order of the pavilion in a composition that is both rigorous and delicate. Depending on the incidence of light, the geometry gains depth and gradually reveals the precision of its execution.
Offered to Marie-Antoinette by Louis XVI, the Petit Trianon has a distinctive place in the history of the queen, whose name remains intimately associated with that of Breguet. This reference thus links an emblematic place in Versailles to one of the most famous relationships in the history of the Maison.
Inspired by the Dent de Vaulion and its reflection on Lac de Joux, this guilloché composes a mirrored landscape. The repetition of facets brings out the silhouette of the summit, then its inverted image on the surface of the water.
The relief is created through the interplay of angles, solids and hollows. As the light shifts, some lines fade while others are revealed, lending the decoration an ever changing sense of depth. The mountain and the lake thus respond to one another in a meticulously balanced composition, inspired by an emblematic landscape of the Vallée de Joux.
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From the development of the first aircraft to chronographs intended for pilots, the Breguet name runs through the history of French aviation. Among its most striking chapters is the first non-stop Paris–New York flight, completed in 1930 aboard the Breguet 19 Point d’Interrogation.
Abraham-Louis Breguet transformed watchmaking through his inventions and research into precision. Several generations later, Louis Breguet transposed this same spirit of innovation to a field still in its infancy: aviation.
An engineer and entrepreneur, he founded his own aeronautical company and, for more than fifty years, developed aircraft intended for military and civilian uses as well as long-distance flights.
Designed in the 1920s, the Breguet 19 became one of the emblematic aircraft of its time. Its robustness and development potential made it possible to create several versions specially adapted for long-distance crossings. In an attempt to link Paris to New York non-stop, one aircraft was fitted with additional fuel tanks and transformed into the Breguet 19 TR Super Bidon.
Faced with the press’s insistent questions about their chances of completing the crossing, Dieudonné Costes and Maurice Bellonte chose to answer with a sign. A large white question mark was painted on the red fuselage of their aircraft. This symbol soon gave the plane its name and became inseparable from the expedition.
On 1 September 1930, Costes and Bellonte took off from Le Bourget. After a flight of more than 37 hours over the Atlantic, they reached New York on 2 September. They thus completed the first non-stop Paris–New York flight, from east to west, against the prevailing winds. The feat permanently inscribed the Breguet 19 and its two aviators in the history of aeronautics.
A few decades later, Breguet placed its watchmaking expertise at the service of pilots. The Type 20 and Type XX chronographs were developed to offer immediate readability and reliable measurement of flight times. The “flyback” function makes it possible to reset the chronograph to zero and instantly restart a new timing sequence with a single press. It responds directly to the needs of air navigation.
The engraving of the Breguet 19 Point d’Interrogation recalls this encounter between two branches of the same story. It links the inventiveness of Abraham-Louis Breguet with the aeronautical research of Louis Breguet.
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Precision as an instrument of navigation
Long before giving its name to a collection, the Marine held a special place in Breguet’s history. At a time when knowing the exact time made it possible to determine longitude at sea, chronometry became an essential instrument for navigation. Abraham-Louis Breguet took an early interest in this discipline, in which regularity, resistance and precision had to be maintained despite the movement of the ship and variations in temperature.
In 1814, Abraham-Louis Breguet was appointed a member of the Bureau des Longitudes, a scientific institution notably responsible for issues related to determining longitude at sea. On 27 October 1815, Louis XVIII awarded him the title of Watchmaker to the Royal Navy, one of the most prestigious distinctions to which a watchmaker could then aspire. Breguet became a supplier to the Navy and developed instruments meeting the specific demands of navigation. Between 1815 and 1823, the year of the founder’s passing, the Maison delivered 78 marine watches and clocks.
A marine chronometer must maintain a rate as regular as possible over several months. Compared with the local time observed at sea, the time kept on board then enables the navigator to determine his longitude. To meet these constraints, Breguet developed high-precision movements protected in cylindrical cases, themselves installed in boxes equipped with gimbal suspension. The mechanism thus remains stabilised despite the movements of the ship.
The link between Breguet and navigation continued long after the passing of its founder. Throughout the 19th century and into the 20th century, the Maison continued to supply instruments intended for the Navy. Today, the Marine collection translates this history into a contemporary expression of Breguet watchmaking, combining precision, robustness and complications.
From the Bureau des Longitudes to major maritime expeditions, Breguet’s history at sea spans more than two centuries. Archives, historic chronometers and testimonies make it possible to trace its origins and understand its demands.
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