I wrote about the extended warranty yesterday, so I thought I'd review a brand that does that, but there wasn't a single brand I was in charge of, so this time I got a new Breguet.

The warranty period is 2 years.

The wave of this extended warranty is no different, and Breguet runs through two years.

This is strong style.

Well, Lange, Patek, and Vacheron are two years old.



Well, this time we received the Tradition GMT 7067, ref.7067BR/G1/9W6.


[Product number] 7067BR/G1/9W6
[List price] ¥ 4,664,000 (tax included)
[Material] 18K rose gold
[Case diameter] 40mm
[Catalog] Tradition GMT 7067

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxlruOYcB0U

This is a video of 7067BR just moving for 5 minutes.
I wondered what setting I did wrong, and the video turned red. It's like being in the sunset

The real thing is 100 times cooler than this video.

Among the many traditions, it has a very mecha-like atmosphere, and above all, the design is good. Honestly cool.

It's not only the beauty of form, but it's also carefully made, so it's 40mm in size, but it's powerful.

Already, just Breguet is intellectual.





Above the balance is a parachute mechanism developed by the original Breguet. It is a shortel type part that Sandrock seems to have.
Free-sprung balance and silicone Breguet whiskers for a contemporary look.





The second time zone (local time) is displayed at 12 o'clock, the first time zone (home time) is displayed at 8 o'clock, and the day/night display is located at 10 o'clock.





Why is it called "tradition" after such elaborate construction? You have a good sense.

People who do not know Breguet should feel that it is a good watch.

They are lined up in the store, so please take a look.



The Richemont and LVMH brands have all started with an 8-year warranty, so I really want Swatch to follow suit.
Well, Omega is 5 years old.

I wonder if 8 years is really okay.
After about three years, when I stopped and started repairs, I was calmly told, "It's overhauled."

I really appreciate the fact that extended warranties are the result of companies competing to improve their services.



Misaki