What are the models that Breguet will be announcing in 2025 to celebrate its 250th anniversary? Introducing all the models, including the "Subscription"!

Abraham-Louis Breguet founded his watchmaking workshop on the Quai de l'Horloge on the Île de la Cité in Paris, France, in 1775. 250 years have passed since then, and this year marks the release of a number of outstanding anniversary models that highlight Breguet's outstanding technical expertise and design. This article introduces these 250th anniversary models.

"Classic Subscription 2025" Ref.2025BH/28/9W6

　This classic dress watch was inspired by a single-hand pocket watch created by Abraham-Louis Breguet. It is still fresh in our memory for winning the Grand Prix de la Horlogerie, the "Golden Hand" award, at the 2025 Geneva Watch Grand Prix (GPHG). The original pocket watch was sold through a prepaid reservation system, and is known not only for its design but also as a model that symbolizes Breguet's talent as a businessman.

　The white dial is crafted from domed Grand Feu enamel and features elegant Breguet numeral hour markers and tempered blue hands. A secret sign is engraved by a pantograph at 6 o'clock.

　The case is crafted from 18K Breguet gold, featuring a warm hue, and the case back reveals a newly developed manual-winding movement with distinctive bridges that recall the movements of the original pocket watches.

"Tradition 7035" Ref. 7035BH/H2/9V6

　The Tradition model is characterized by its offset dial and a design that allows the movement's structure to be viewed from the dial side. This model retains the same design codes, combining a Grand Feu enamel dial with an 18K Breguet gold case.

　The dial features a guilloched Quai de l'Horloge pattern, and is topped off with a translucent blue Grand Feu enamel dial, giving it a dazzling finish.

　The movement's main plate and bridges, visible from the dial side, are made of the same 18K Breguet gold as the case. The watch is packed with highlights, including a pocket watch-like design, blued steel screws, and a red ruby ​​contrast, as well as a power reserve indicator.

　The see-through back allows you to enjoy the automatic winding rotor, which is based on the Perpétuelle, an automatic pocket watch invented by Abraham-Louis Breguet.

Type XX Chronograph 2075, Ref. 2075BH/99/398

　This two-counter pilot's chronograph features a compact 18K Breguet gold case with a diameter of approximately 38mm. The black aluminum dial is paired with cream-colored Arabic numerals that enhance the vintage feel. A large 15-minute counter is located at the 3 o'clock position, and a small seconds hand is located at the 9 o'clock position.

　The watch features a classic design, including slender twisted lugs, a low, large-diameter crown, and pump-type pushers. The case back allows visitors to view the newly developed manual-winding flyback chronograph movement. The bridge is hand-engraved with an image of the "Breguet XIX" aircraft, a transatlantic aircraft.

Type XX Chronograph 2075, Ref. 2075BH/G9/398

　This classic pilot chronograph is limited to 250 pieces worldwide. Its silver dial, along with the blue subdials, tachymeter, and second hand, create a refreshing color scheme. The applied indices and the brand logo at 12 o'clock add a touch of elegance to this rugged pilot chronograph.

　The 38mm case is crafted from 18K Breguet gold. The bezel, engraved with a 12-hour display, can be rotated in both directions. The blue calf leather strap features a gradient finish, giving it a vintage feel.

　The movement is the hand-wound Cal. 7278, a chronograph movement equipped with a flyback mechanism that allows instant reset and restart during measurement. Like the Ref. 2075BH/99/398, the movement bridge of this model is also engraved, and the finish can be viewed through the sapphire crystal.

"Classic Tourbillon Sideral 7255" Ref. 7255BH/2Y/9VU

　This mysterious new model features a flying tourbillon at the 6 o'clock position, which appears to be floating. This appearance is achieved by using anti-reflective sapphire crystal for the part supporting the lower part of the carriage.

　The dial is crafted from Grand Feu enamel with aventurine accents. The lustrous texture of the enamel is enhanced with sparkling particles, creating a dreamy design reminiscent of the night sky. An offset time display dial is located at 12 o'clock, while the "Tourbillon" inscription and the brand logo are applied at 3 and 9 o'clock, respectively.

　The elegant case, measuring 38mm in diameter and approximately 10mm thick, is crafted from 18K Breguet gold. The see-through caseback allows visitors to enjoy the movement's guilloched Quai de l'Horloge pattern and the mysterious movement of the tourbillon.

Marine Aura Mundi 5555, Ref. 5555BH/YS/9WV

　Abraham-Louis Breguet was appointed watchmaker to the French Royal Navy in 1815. The Marine collection was born in tribute to this history. This model features an instant jump time zone display, which allows you to switch to a pre-set time zone simply by pressing the push button at 8 o'clock. Not only does it display the time, but it also synchronizes the date at the hour position and the day/night display at 4 o'clock.

　The dial depicts the Earth, based on the famous NASA photograph "Black Marble." The three-dimensional effect is created by the guilloched longitude and latitude lines and the blue contrast of sky and sea on a gold base, overlaid with a sapphire crystal. The reverse of the sapphire crystal features continents, while the obverse features Grand Feu enamel clouds, while the reverse features city lights in luminescent enamel.

"Classic 7235" Ref. 7235BH/02/9V6

　This new watch, limited to 250 pieces worldwide, was inspired by the pocket watch "No. 5" sold to the writer François Journiac Saint-Méard on March 14, 1794. The dial and case are made of 18K Breguet gold.

　The center of the dial features a guilloched Quai de l'Horloge pattern, symbolizing the 250th anniversary model. It features an asymmetrical layout with a moon phase at 1 o'clock, a small seconds at 5 o'clock, and a power reserve indicator at 11 o'clock. The Roman numeral indexes and hands are all blue.

　Although the case is simple and round, the spaces between the lugs and the sides of the case are guilloche decorated with a Quai de l'Horloge pattern, highlighting its elegance even when worn under the wrist.

　The caseback reveals the Caliber 502.3.DRL with an offset automatic rotor, and the bridge is engraved with a map of the Quai de l'Horloge area where Abraham-Louis Breguet had his workshop.

"Classic 7225" Ref. 7225BH0H9V6

　This uniquely designed model features hour indexes in the center, minute markers on the periphery, a small second hand at 2 o'clock, a power reserve indicator at 6 o'clock, and a small second hand for measuring at 10 o'clock. This design was inspired by the tourbillon pocket watch "No. 1176" produced between 1802 and 1809.

　The front of the dial is guilloched with a Quai de l'Horloge pattern, which further emphasizes the three-dimensional effect of the subdial. The scale and hands are all blue, making it highly legible.

　There is a slide button on the side of the case that, when pressed, instantly resets and restarts the small seconds at 10 o'clock, allowing it to be used like a chronograph.

　The Cal. 74SC movement, which can be viewed through the see-through case back, is equipped with the company's patented magnetic pivot, which achieves excellent accuracy with a high vibration rate of 20 vibrations per second. It has also been awarded the Breguet Seal, an exclusive certification, and boasts a high level of both practicality and aesthetics.

"Reine de Naples 9935"

The Reine de Naples watch, which was launched after changing its name from Queen of Naples, features a new dial with an offset time display at 6 o'clock and a moon phase display with a mother-of-pearl moon at 12 o'clock.

　There are four variations. One features a two-layered dial made of mother-of-pearl and aventurine glass layered over it, paired with a blue alligator leather strap. The second features a white mother-of-pearl dial and a blue alligator leather strap. The third features a white mother-of-pearl dial and an 18K Breguet gold bracelet. The fourth features snow-set diamonds covering the entire dial and in the center of the 18K Breguet gold bracelet.

　Both models feature an elegant oval case crafted from 18K Breguet gold with diamond-set bezels and lugs, and are powered by the automatic movement Cal. 537L2, which can be viewed through the caseback.

"Reine de Naples 8925"

　The simple two-hand model in the Reine de Naples lineup is the Ref. 8925. It features an offset guilloched dial at 6 o'clock and a pear-shaped diamond at 12 o'clock.

　The Ref. 8925 is available in three variations: one with a beige sunburst dial, one with a white mother-of-pearl dial, and one with a black dial with a sparkling aventurine finish.

　All three models feature an 18K Breguet gold case with diamonds set on the bezel and lugs, and are fitted with a bracelet made of connected round links, resembling an accessory. Another key feature is that the crown is positioned at the 4 o'clock position to prevent interference with the wrist.

　The movement is the automatic mechanical movement Cal. 586/1, which uses a silicon balance spring and has excellent magnetic resistance.