Vintage
Amanico's post highlights the enduring appeal of the Breguet Type XX FG 54, a true tool watch steeped in history. His appreciation for its design and heritage resonates with collectors who value both form and function in horology. This article explores why this particular reference continues to captivate enthusiasts and inspire discussions about Breguet's legacy.
I’ve got something similar (in heritage and look) coming at the end of next month. An exciting collab between our local watch club and an awesome watch brand. Stay tuned
I look forward to taking delivery, in November, and sharing with the group.
on vintage military watches an interesting if functional flourish. Adds to the “cool”. It’s interesting how the histories of “high end” brands like Breguet (and of course others) are rooted in watches which are made for practical, “pedestrian” (perhaps not the right word as warfare is anything but pedestrian) functions. That to me is an interesting facet of our hobby.
True vintage feeling.
Sorry for the zombie thread response, but just wanted to throw out that I adore the early Type 20s (vs. the Type XXs, LOL) In any case, not sure if you thought about other producers for the same look and history. Airain, Vixa, Dodane, J. Auricoste, and espeically Mathey-Tissot (who actually made the Breguet Type 20s) can all be had at a fraction of the Breguet price (well the M-T is about 5x as expensive as the others but still about half a vintage Breguet) The type 20s have a really interesting
Something like this one ?
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