SPECIFICATIONS OR WATCH INFORMATION –
| Brand, Seller, or Collection Name |
Breguet
|
|---|---|
| Model number |
5335BR/42/9W6
|
| Part Number |
5335BR/42/9W6
|
| Item Shape |
Round
|
| Dial window material type |
scratch-resistant-sappphire
|
| Display Type |
Analog
|
| Clasp |
Deployment Buckle
|
| Metal stamp |
18k
|
| Case material |
Rose Gold
|
| Case diameter |
40 millimeters
|
| Case Thickness |
10
|
| Band Material |
Alligator leather
|
| Band length |
Men's Standard
|
| Band width |
22 millimeters
|
| Band Color |
Brown
|
| Dial color |
Silver
|
| Bezel material |
Rose Gold
|
| Special features |
Water Resistant
|
| Movement |
Mechanical hand wind
|
| Water resistant depth |
99 Feet
|
Time in the Breguet style
A.-L. Breguet's historic invention, the tourbillon regulator, was patented in 1801. This device was conceived to compensate for the errors in rate caused by the constant changes in the watch's position. It consists of mounting the escapement and sprung balance in a mobile carriage which rotates on itself with utter regularity. Errors are thus reproduced regularly and cancel each other out, rather than accumulating. Two centuries later it remains a technical "tour de force" of which very few watchmakers are capable. [ GIFT SOME ONE SO SPECIAL - Shop Amazon - New Gift Watches
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Features:
- Polished 18k rose gold case with coined edge (40 mm in diameter, 10 mm thick), Sapphire crystal screw-in case-back.
- Open off-centered dial at the 12 o'clock position with rose gold plate reading 'Breguet' along with the serial number, Blued hands.
- Running seconds on the tourbillon carriage at the 6 o'clock position, Scratch resistant sapphire crystal set with pink gold ornaments.
- Swiss openworked hand-wound movement entirely engraved by hand with Tourbillon regulator, Caliber 558 SQ2, Power reserve of 50 hours, Water resistant to 3 ATM/30 meters/99 feet, Brown alligator leather strap, Deployment buckle.
- A.-L. Breguet's historic invention, the tourbillon regulator, patented in 1801, was conceived to compensate for the errors in rate caused by the constant changes in the watch's position. It consists of mounting the escapement and sprung balance in a mobile carriage which rotates on itself with utter regularity. Errors are thus reproduced regularly and cancel each other out, rather than accumulating. Two centuries later it remains a technical "tour de force" of which few watchmakers are capable.
SOME OF THE CUSTOMER REVIEWS ABOUT THIS WATCH [ SAMPLE ]
1) Fantastic Bargain - I actually first saw this watch at a neat little store in Luxembourg, as I was refilling my ruby-encrusted helicopter with gasoline made out of unicorn tears. I passed it by, thinking nothing of it, but as I landed on the solid gold helipad of my fourteen-story chateau, it got me thinking: What am I missing in my life? I asked my pedigree manservant to fetch me the name of this trivial timepiece, and with a knowing chuckle I discovered that this Tourbillon watch came from the same countryside workshop as my armoir made of faberge eggs! Hearing this, of course, it had to be mine. Having purchased this watch, I can tell you first hand that it is worth every penny. The ability to tell the time when I look at my wrist is well worth the money. Of course, I had to buy three for my long-wristed manservant; sometimes it is a bit too much trouble to look at one's own arm. But whether you're scaling a custom-made solid platinum full-scale replica of Mt. Everest, or diving to the depths of the Adriatic Sea in your sapphire-encrusted submarine, you can be sure that this watch will tell you the time.
By Dylan on October 17, 2010
2) Completes my ensemble - After purchasing the The Mountain Three Wolf Moon Short Sleeve Tee, I felt I needed a time piece to complete my ensemble. This watch certainly did the trick. Now when I go to Wal-Mart not only are women who drive ordinary electric scooters throwing themselves at me, women with gold plated scooters are doing the same. This watch has changed my life.
By Fred History on November 18, 2010
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