
Nicolas (amanico) provides an in-depth review of the Breguet Classique Triple Calendar Moon Phase Ref. 3330, following a visit to the Paris Breguet Boutique. He highlights its exquisite design, elegant proportions, and rich Breguet DNA, inviting readers to appreciate this romantic icon.
The Breguet Classique reference 5177 represents an automatic entry within the Classique collection, distinguished by its 38mm case proportions and rose gold construction. This reference utilizes automatic movement technology within the traditional Classique aesthetic framework.
The 38mm case is crafted from 18k rose gold and houses an automatic movement. The silver dial provides contrast against the warm gold case material. Sapphire crystal protects the dial surface, while the watch maintains 30 meters of water resistance. The bezel design remains fixed in position.
Reference 5177 appeals to collectors seeking automatic movement functionality within traditional dress watch proportions. The 38mm case size positions this reference for those preferring mid-sized case dimensions, while the rose gold construction and silver dial combination offers specific aesthetic preferences within the broader Classique automatic range.
to pay a visit to the Breguet museum ? Best wishes, Will
I would prefer to see the movement but would be proud to own either one. I thought I had reached a decision on which moonphase watch I wanted but that movement on the 3337 is tempting. I noticed moon on the 3330/3337 appears to be a solid disc whereas the moon on the 7787 displays a facial expression. Does Breguet use different moon styles for the various models?
I hope that my next visit to Paris will include the must see Breguet museum. Thanks for the review
I like it a lot but I prefer the 7337 because the second hand makes the dial a but more animated for my taste. Thanks! Fx
"heures chinoises"? One of my favourite Breguet for sure !
A face is engraved on the moon phase in late production 3330/3337 l
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