5207

With the Breguet 5207.

I own a classique too (5207- retrograde seconds) but also too afraid to try a strap change on my own. Now that it's confirmed that you need to have two screwdrivers on either side for both models, I'm inclined to bring it to the AD for any strap changes..

There is not much that exciting from JLC recently (since the True Second). Maybe a second-hand Reverso TT1931, but they are not easy to find and a bit pricey for what you get. With Breguet, I'd like to try Rose Gold for the first time (all my watches are

I don't tend to put it on enough. But everytime I do I always look down at it go - huh that's a pretty great watch. 😋 All the classic hallmarks of a Breguet - Straight Lugs, guilloche dial and sub seconds, off center chapter ring, retrograde seconds, beau

Nobody except me at the flagship store...

I have similar guidelines for selecting timepieces. I generally choose what to buy and wear based on the event and attire. The Breguet 5207 is for what I refer to as informal dress occasions the 3800 for casual attire. I have a Rolex Cellini Time Only wit

I can hardly take my eyes off it. I am sure it would be impossible if it were on the wrist. I suspect the lugs may explain why it wears larger. I notice the 5207 seems larger than the Type XX although both are 39mm in diameter. The lugs on the Type XX cur

While examining a macro of the ref 5207, I noticed that the stamp on the movement contained some imperfections. The tops of some of the letters are not completely filled and appear darker. Would a stamp process versus hand engraving explain the unevenness

Trying to learn how to use a macro on a cell phone. I love the off center hour markers and the alignment of the power reserve, hour/minute hands and the fly back second hand.

If I were your friend, I would trade for the marine big date in a New York minute! Last year, I had a similar situation. I ended up selling my Transatlantic Type XX for the Marine Big Date. (rubber strap and silver dial) It has become my favorite watch! I