5967

Hand-wound, and with an more lively guilloché dial:

I never tire of the guilloché work on this dial, enhanced, I think, by the relatively large (41 mm), extra-flat case, 2-hand layout, and narrow bezel. Released in 2009, I think, and while I don't think it was a limited edition, it wasn't in production for

I had this astonishing time piece for quite some time, amazing watch, simple, thin, outstanding punctuality for a nice mechanical watch.

7057BB/11/9W6 vs 7057BR/R9/9W6 I am trying to decide on my first Breguet (well first +$500 watch) and have narrowed my choice down to these two. I've tried on the 7057BB and fell in love right away but I do like the more classic feel that the rose gold em

and like you I wouldn't say no to a 5967 either. I love the dial and the size. Bill

the calibre 511 used in the newer(old model used 510-less jewelling) 5907 is the fp11.50 which is 11.5 lignes=25.6mm and re-engineered by breguet without the automatic winding and is fitted with the winding power reserve indicator fitted as the 'slip'type

5907... My fav, size-wise and better proportioned dial to my taste. But movement looks nicer in 5967 To me, this is THE Breguet. 90 hour power reserve. Fits my wrist nicely Thank you, FX! Ken

During a long time, I thought that the Breguet 5140 (automatic movement with an off-centered small second) was the best option, with a more affordable price than the Tradition, to enter Breguet's world. But in my head I was regretting the use of this auto

Vacheron Constantin and Breguet are two of the most prestigious watch manufacturers operating today. Both houses are at the pinnacle of Swiss haute horlogerie, with each having a rich history filled with important technical innovations and iconic designs,

Dear Breguet Afficionados, Looking for a new watch I decided I want a chronograph, best accompanied with one or more other functions or complications, e.g a second time zone or GMT, 24 hour dial or something else. I love the Breguet brand and style, mostl