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Pictures aren't the best but for now it is what I've got. The dial says Breguet 3826.

it comes with an 18k gold case marked Breguet, and a nice clean dial as well. And when he wrote to Breguet they said it sold in 1899 for 500 FFR on September 20th, 1899. I wonder if the movement didn't get switched out along the way... for whatever reason there might have been in the past 112 years.

Hi there! I promised to do a little research for a friend, but in that endeavour, I've come across a couple of people who have never seen this movement, and therefore have their doubts. Has anyone seen this movement in a Breguet?

Which model of Tudor do you believe would have come with this box. The box exterior is red - I've seen a similar brown box which came with its original Tudor Submariner, but with this red box, I have no idea. Anyone?

I was wondering about it and now I have a little more to go on... but I'm afraid while I was trying to learn more about it, it went to a new owner. So I have no reference numbers. But thanks so much to all that replied!

Please PM a value. The messages I had there were from 2008. I really should drop by a little more often! cheers, Rita

Thanks !! I just spotted the PM feature - I thought everything was coming to my email box. My bad! Thanks for all your help!! Cheers, Rita

I didn't pick up on the different hand styles - thanks for that! Can someone also give me a PM as to value? thanks, Rita

Vacheron Constantin 18k Curvex w/Exploding Numbers When I look under the loupe, the font looks good so the anomalies on the dial I attribute to warp in the crystal. I will study the dial again and others on this forum to be sure... but for all that I can see, the dial looks correct. Movement is Adj