Spangles - Dr. Tabby
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The previous generation Marine chronograph 5827
Seems to have less finishing (hidden under the giant guillochéd rotor) than my time only previous generation 5817. My previous generation Marine tourbillon chronograph is marvelously finished with lovely internal angles.
For the current generation Marine line, the finishing for the 5517 is different and reduced from the classique 5177 which shares the same basic movement but with internal angles in the finishing.
So, I think it's a more complex question and you should look at current models more than previous generation ones for the Marine line.
Breguet’s Finishing Levels?
The finishing on my Marines is a lot less refined that something like my Tradition. Still incredible watches relative to what they cost use, but there is a clear difference in quality of finish. Anyone know what their finishing standards are how they are ...
Beautiful pieces, all well-done.
I do think the Tradition line is in a category all its own with its unique finishing techniques. Hard to compare with more typical Geneva stripes, anglage and other polishing.
Yeah!
Let me grab some shots of my Marine Chronograph on Friday. Meantime, if you look up some videos like the watchbox reviews of it, you can see it's not very finished VS their other models. Dial side seems to be more consistent across product lines.
The previous generation Marine chronograph 5827
Seems to have less finishing (hidden under the giant guillochéd rotor) than my time only previous generation 5817. My previous generation Marine tourbillon chronograph is marvelously finished with lovely internal angles. For the current generation Marine ...