Breguet

... but more a dress watch, this Type XX Transatlantique rose gold: Got this one as a trade in on my AP ROO, and I actually thought about letting it go quickly, because in comparison to my Aeronavale watches it just did not seem right... ... but after wea...  

Are you now starting to collect Type XX with date? You will fall on a huge problem: The Pt Salmon... Best, my friend. Nicolas

That is a beautiful watch.

Now I have become a huge fan of Type XX. You\'ll see them rolling as you just saw the blue one...) Next One will be a pleasant surprise ...)

Lots of (positive) character! Congrats! Enjoy!!

the date is ok. The dial and rose gold is a perfect combo! Cheers Robin

I suppose Big Pilots... 30 -50 years ago? I like a watch for the watch. I Love it.

Beautiful piece. Love the dial/strap/case combination. Wear in the best of health.

Good to me! I like it

This piece is bold, powerful and simultaneously elegant and refined. I love the depth and clarity of details on the dial. Well chosen! Congratulations!

Love that strap as well, looks like same strap I managed to source for my salmon!

Much appreciated!

... here are more pictures of this beauty ;-) Let me know what kind of additional thoughts you\'d like to hear about... Cheers Henrik ...  

Now that you've had it for a while, how wearable do you find it? Where it is sitting on the sport/dress line? Any drawbacks or would you wholeheartedly recommend it? Will you keep it?

... let me provide some answers: Wearability is like with any other Type XX, just comfortable, good size, a little top heavy in gold, since it has some considerable weight. I find it more on the casual side, especially with the orange/brown strap. The nic... 

I have an excellent watchmaker in NYC for Breguet and everything else (well, almost everything, FPJ goes back to FPJ), so I think a type XX or xxi would be no problem. Your take on wearability is very nice!