A new model with a "Grand Feu Enamel" dial has been released in addition to the guilloched dial released last year. The Roman numerals have been replaced with Breguet numerals, creating a more classic design that is characteristic of Breguet, but what really stands out is the "Grand Feu Enamel" dial, which is fired at over 800°C. The surface is of course bubble-free and extremely smooth, with an appealing mellow texture when fired to a high finish. In particular, the recess in the small dial from 5 to 6 o'clock gives it a unique elegance that is different from that of a separate dial layered on top. This is the highlight of this year's new models.
Text and photos by Yukiya Suzuki
Text & Photograph by Yukiya Suzuki
Text & Photograph by Yukiya Suzuki
"Classic 7147". Automatic (Cal. 502.3SD). 35 jewels. 21,600 vph. Power reserve approximately 45 hours. 18KRG (diameter 40mm). Water resistant to 3 ATM. Estimated price: 2,280,000 yen (excluding tax).
