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You want a guillochéd rotor under a closed case back? No, no one does that.

 

There would be no point. The Breguets from that time with closed caseback don't have guilloché on the rotor. I guess you could pay Breguet for one now.

However, the rotor is likely 18k gold, based on the gold rotors of other Breguets with closed casebacks from the same period.

In terms of servicing, Breguet can service a movement from any time in their history (like AP and unlike Patek--who had to ask AP for help on a complicated pocketwatch in the PP museum). Since the movement is still in use and has been upgraded, maybe it would be possible, but expect a large cost as the idea that it would be easy to do so may be simplistic. It's possible there are some watchmaking issues involved that would complicate the task and expense, if Breguet would offer to do it at all.

. Lovely 7027, by the way!

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