Comments:
Simply spectacular. A friend of mine just bought one.
I have the older 5140 but so tempted to buy this one. The enamel indentation is really something. My 5140 is a two piece construction. Still very lovely. Congratulations on owning a Breguet with wonderful and true DNA.
So beautiful!
I just cannot settle between whether this or the 5177 is the simple enamel dial Breguet for me.
You can't go wrong with either...
Especially if the date doesn't bother you. To me, the sunken subdial and the Grand Feu dial together were everything
about the 7147.
A dream!
I'd wear this watch! Even if the seconds don't hack! Beautiful watch! You have excellent taste!
I got close to buying the version of this watch with the date...
but my dealer said, "Mike, this watch will bore you and you'll be back trying to trade it in for something more exciting." so I refrained and got something else.
Can't remember what but it must have seemed more exciting at the time. Today I might be satisfied with this one.
Mike
I saw this watch in Munich. It contains a surprising number of details for what appears to be a simple dial on first look.
Great strap choice too.
This a beautiful watch.
I do think it would be more attractive if it was 37-38 mm instead of 40. Breguet has a history of making smaller diameter watches and they all look very good.
If this layout could be combined with the 5178 case (and no wacky-looking date window) it could be the perfect Breguet dress watch. Modern day, that is.