
Redcorals introduces the Breguet Classique 5345, a timepiece that transcends mere ownership to embody a profound horological presence. This article explores why certain watches, like the 5345, possess an intrinsic personality that captivates collectors and commands admiration, often overshadowing the wearer. Through redcorals' lens, we delve into the allure of a watch that is a work of art in itself.

The Breguet Classique Double Tourbillon Quai de l'Horloge, reference 5345, stands as a flagship complication within the brand's contemporary offerings, showcasing a highly theatrical horological display. It distinguishes itself by presenting two independent tourbillons on a rotating mainplate, which itself completes a full rotation every 12 hours, acting as the hour indicator.
This reference features a substantial 46mm platinum case with a fluted caseband, housing the manually wound Caliber 588N. The movement incorporates two tourbillon regulators, each with its own escapement and balance wheel, interconnected by a differential. The dial side is largely open-worked to reveal the intricate mechanics, including the hand-engraved bridges and plates, with a sapphire caseback offering a view of the finely finished movement components.
The 5345 is a significant piece for collectors interested in high-complication watches that push the boundaries of traditional horology. Its grand scale and complex, animated dial make it a statement piece, embodying Breguet's historical legacy of innovation in tourbillon design while presenting it in a modern, visually arresting format.
That is one of these pieces that makes you sit back and wonder at the skill needed by several artisans to produce a watch of this level. Breguet at its best
There must be millions of hours from the best artisans in the world in this piece. I’m glad it still exists; old fashioned art work. Beauty it is
Still, fantastic decorations.
Obviously it’s not slate, but seems it’s leather imprinted on a piece of slate to give it the look. Best E.
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W O W. Thanks for sharing it!
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