This collection is a free interpretation of the first wristwatch, created by A.-L. Breguet for Caroline Murat. Each timepiece embodies the perfect balance of refinement and precision.
An icon of feminine watchmaking
With its delicately curved oval shape, the Reine de Naples collection holds a unique place in the world of watchmaking. Conceived as a showcase for the decorative arts, it brings together complications, precious stones and ornamental craftsmanship in an instantly recognisable aesthetic.
More than one dial, one spirit.
Craftsmanship
Beyond their refined aesthetics, Reine de Naples timepieces reflect the Maison's watchmaking expertise. Each movement is developed and decorated with the same exacting standards, in keeping with the traditions of the Manufacture.
Case
Inspired by the shape of the first wristwatch in history, the distinctive oval case of the Reine de Naples has become one of the Maison's most recognisable signatures. Its delicately curved lines enhance the elegance of every creation.
Dials
Guilloché, mother-of-pearl, enamel and precious stones create dials with many different expressions. Each creation highlights the decorative arts and craftsmanship that define the collection.
Straps
Leather, satin or gold, the straps of the collection are designed to extend the graceful curves of the case. Every finish contributes to the comfort and elegance that characterise the Reine de Naples.
Moon phase
Featured on several models in the collection, the moon-phase display adds a poetic dimension to the measurement of time. Its interpretation reflects Breguet's attention to both the finest details and the greatest complications.
The poetry of decorative arts
Precious materials, gem-setting, mother-of-pearl, guilloché and enamel come together to create timepieces in which every detail contributes to the harmony of the whole. The Reine de Naples collection perfectly illustrates the dialogue between decorative arts, elegance and watchmaking expertise.
The collection's timeless creations
Offering a rich variety of interpretations, the Maison presents the Reine de Naples collection through a range of equally iconic creations.
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1805
Origins of the Reine de Naples
With 34 clocks and watches purchased between 1805 and 1814, Caroline Murat, Napoleon's youngest sister, ranked first among A.-L. Breguet's clients. This privileged relationship led to the creation of the very first watch specifically designed to be worn on the wrist.
