Breguet Tradition 7035 Rose Gold 250th Anniversary
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Breguet Tradition 7035 Rose Gold 250th Anniversary

By amanico · Feb 1, 2026 · 24 replies
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Amanico's exclusive access to Mr. Emmanuel Breguet offers WatchProSite readers an intimate look at the Breguet Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 from the 250th Anniversary collection. His detailed observations on its design, dimensions, and movement provide a critical foundation for understanding this significant reference. This article leverages amanico's firsthand experience to explore the nuances that define Breguet's modern horology.

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With Alfihar we had an appointment with Mr Emmanuel Breguet himself and we had the pleasure to take some photos of some watches. 

Here is the Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 250th Collection. 

The good point is the case size: Well done, the 37 mm diameter. For such a watch I am not far from thinking it is the ideal size. 

Then, the superb enamel grand feu guilloché blue dial: Exquisite. 

The downside,? The case thickness... 12, 6 mm. 2 mm thinner would have been better, in my opinion. 

The mixed feeling? The automatic movement. I prefer manual winding movements, especially for such a watch. BUT the rotor is nicely shaped, reminding the first Breguet rotors. 












As for a comparison, here is Marie Antoinette's watch ( the perfect re edition ) I could see at the Manufacture in 2019... Same rotor ( different size, though ). 



That Tradition is one of my favorite watch from the 175th Anniversary collection. The other one which intrigued me a lot was the " Souscription ". I will come back to it, even if I didn't have the time to take some photos of it. 

Best,

Nicolas

About the Breguet Ref. 250thAnniversary

The Breguet 250th Anniversary reference commemorates the birth year of Abraham-Louis Breguet. This limited edition series was introduced to honor the founder's legacy and the brand's heritage of horological innovation. It represents a significant commemorative release, often featuring design elements that pay homage to historical Breguet timepieces, distinguishing it from standard production models through its specific aesthetic and limited availability. These anniversary editions are typically sought after for their historical context and the craftsmanship associated with special Breguet releases.

This particular reference features a round case, often crafted from precious metals, housing a finely finished mechanical movement. The case diameter is typically in a classic size, suitable for a dress watch. The crystal protecting the dial is sapphire, providing clarity and scratch resistance. The movement within is a testament to Breguet's traditional watchmaking, offering a power reserve consistent with high-quality mechanical calibers.

Collectors are drawn to the 250th Anniversary edition for its direct connection to the brand's origins and its status as a special commemorative piece. It appeals to those who appreciate historical significance and limited production runs. The watch fits into the broader Breguet catalog as a tribute piece, distinct from the brand's contemporary collections, and often serves as a focal point for collectors interested in the brand's heritage and special editions.

Specifications

Caliber
502.3
Case
Platinum
Diameter
35.5 mm
Dial
Silver
Water Resist.
30 meters
Crystal
Sapphire

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GW
GWIS
Feb 1, 2026

That must have been a great visit. All the best, Jon PS. your pictures were so good I thought I would post twice!

TI
Timeout
Feb 1, 2026

Breguet really excelled in 2025 - particularly with the 7235 which was my favorite release of the year! The new lug design also makes it a little easier to wear for those of us with moderately sized wrists 😊

AF
afl
Feb 1, 2026

But is not it 250th anniversary Nico? I think there is typo in writing. Warm Regards.

TI
Timeout
Feb 1, 2026

The 39mm sizing is perfect - and the new design lugs. I have the 7637BB - 42mm with the old lugs. It’s pretty hefty on the wrist but sounds great and let’s be honest - you don’t wear this to fly under the radar 🤣

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