Breguet Classic 7787 has arrived, so please let me know.

It's been a long time since I last blogged, so I have a lot of things I want to write about, but before that,
Thank you very much for coming to many customers every day.
Thank you for your purchase despite the consumption tax increase.

We are very sorry to have kept you waiting for so long, even though you have come all the way to visit us.
I hope next time we can talk a little longer.

Well, this time we have a classic 7787 white gold case with an enamel dial.


[Product number] 7787BB/29/9V6
[List price] ¥ 3,597,000 (tax included)
[Material] 18KWG
[Case diameter] 39mm
[Case thickness] 10.02mm

A very Breguet classic watch.
The appearance of the long second hand ticking on the pure white enamel dial is dynamic and worth seeing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5DC7_2DPjY&feature=youtu.be

The 7787, whose motif is No. 5, which was designed by the first Breguet, looks large despite its 39 mm thin bezel.



There used to be a model called 3137 that looked just like No.5.
I loved it with the engraved movement, but it's expensive.
It was expensive and I couldn't buy it.

The 3137 and the 7787 are similar but different, and both are undeniably beautiful.



The enamel dial, Breguet numerals for the indexes, Breguet needles for the hands, and coin edges on the sides are packed with Breguet-likeness.

Even if it didn't have the brand logo at 9 o'clock, you would still recognize it as Breguet.



There is a moon phase at the 12 o'clock position.

The Breguet moon phase has a different face depending on the model, so if you have a chance to compare, please take a look at each.



The needle extending from the 3 o'clock position is the power reserve.



Caliber.591DRL.
With its silicon lever and escape wheel, balance spring and free-sprung balance, the caliber 591DRL is a typical Breguet movement that combines new technology with a classic movement.

It's hard to believe that this machine was developed in 1977.
The world of watches is profound, as machines developed in an era without CAD have been improved and are still active today.



By the way, the guilloche dial of this classic 7787 has been discontinued this year, so if you are interested, please compare it again.

For the time being, both enamel dials and guilloche dials are lined up in the store.





Misaki