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Breguet Transatlantique Type XXI Flyback Ruthenium Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 3810ST92SZ9

The Breguet Type XX / Type XXI watch is great. The size of the dial is perfect, the band is a soft leather that fits my larger wrist perfectly. The dial is easy to read. It looks good both for office work and for hiking.

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Review by ESTHER COOMBS, From USA Miami

Breguet Classique Manual Wind Silver Dial Brown Leather Men's Watch 5967BA119W6

Great seller! Thx!

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Review by Lee Clowers, From Bahrain Manaman

Breguet Tradition Black Skeleton Dial 18kt White Gold Black Leather Men's Watch 7027BBG99V6

Excellent Breguet Tradition watch! Will buy again!

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Review by Cameron Eldridge, From United Kingdom Oswestry

VIP clients and members of the AHS were  honoured to hear from two guest speakers considered some of the most knowledgeable watch specialists in the industry, Andrew Crisford (author of Abraham-Louis Breguet, Master Watchmaker and Master Marketer) and Jonathan Betts (Vice-President of the AHS Society).

Guests were able to view special antique Breguet pieces from private collections alongside modern day masterpieces. On display were also certificates written by A.-L. Breguet in the early 1800s which were produced as part of an anti-counterfeiting strategy listing the weight of the timepiece.

The 72 watches preselected for the 2015 edition of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve will be revealed on 1st September on WorldTempus and the official site. Each of the twelve categories will then be analysed by our specialist journalists over the coming weeks (see our report from last year) up until the prize-giving ceremony on 29th October. The new members of the jury, carefully chosen by the GPHG Foundation in consultation with Aurel Bacs, the president of the jury, will play an important role in deciding the winners. The partial rotation not only brings in new talents and varied competences but also reinforces the impartiality and independence of the jury, which is today unanimously recognised.

As with every year, the CEO of the brand that won the previous year's Aiguille d'Or joins the 26 members of the jury. This year it is the turn of Marc A. Hayek, who won the top prize in 2014 with Breguet.

The professionals
Industry expert Gianfranco Ritschel could probably devise the most exhaustive quiz about the watch industry, based on over a quarter of a century of theoretical and empirical knowledge as a watchmaking consultant and trainer, after twenty years in distribution (at Bucherer, among others).

Our media colleagues from three different countries and cultures also have the honour of being selected for the jury this year. Stephan Ciejka is to watchmaking what the obelisk is to the Place de la Concorde in Paris, as editor-in-chief of French magazine Revue des Montres, with the highest frequency of publication in the country. On the other side of the Channel, James Gurney not only established the specialist QP magazine, setting up franchises around the world, but also created the eponymous watch exhibition in London. In Switzerland, Pierre Maillard flits between the 12th Art and the 7th Art, with his legendary and respected contributions to the trade magazine Europa Star increasingly competing with his activities as a film producer.

The exotic
Watchmaking has no borders on the world-wide web. The global and digital visions of the cosmopolitan Swiss nationals David Sadigh and William Rohr add a new dimension to the jury. As CEO of the Digital Luxury Group, David Sadigh publishes each year the much-anticipated World Watch Report, while William Rohr puts his expertise as a collector at the service of Bonhams Auctioneers in the USA and the website timezone.com.

The GPHG also calls upon gifted celebrities in their own fields who have an affinity with the world of watches, like designer Philippe Starck and musician John Mayer in the past. Would you have imagined the drummer from hard rock group Kiss to be a watch collector? Well Eric Singer is indeed one, and one with very eclectic tastes. On an entirely different level, Swiss artist Dieter Meier is also interested in watches, but also in music (everyone remembers his group Yello), the cinema as an actor and distinguished director, and in business - and rather successfully, too.

The safeguards
Collectors, renowned retailers, gemmologists, historians and journalists from around the world complete the jury, with the full list available on the GPHG website.
Last but not least, watch expert and former curator at the International Museum of Watchmaking Ludwig Oechslin is the Jury Commissioner responsible for ensuring compliance with the rules and that competing watches meet admission criteria.
 
 
 
 

Breguet had the privilege of creating timepieces for diplomatic, scientific, military and financial prominent Russian figures, including the Tsar Alexander I. Since 1801 - year when Breguet was rewarded the patent for the invention of the tourbillon - the General Yermolov, Prince Gagarin, Barons Podmansky and Moltschanov also become regular customers of the watchmaker and covet his famous invention.
 Recently, Breguet invited its VIP clients to the Drama theater in Yekaterinburg - one of the oldest in the city - for a presentation of the show "Figaro. The events of one day". The performance was followed by a gastronomic dinner after which Breguet introduced its different collections.
More than 200 years after its creation, the tourbillon remains one of the most fascinating horological complications. It is to be found in different Breguet contemporary timepieces, including the Classique Grande Complication 3358, available in two versions - gold dial hand-engraved on a rose engine, with translucent blue or red enamel coating.