Breguet Quantième Perpétuel 7327: New Perpetual Calendar
Breguet updates its Classique Perpetual Calendar with the new Quantième Perpétuel 7327 that comes just under 10mm.
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Breguet Quantième Perpétuel 7327
On the heels of Watches and Wonders Geneva, Breguet has revealed the new Quantième Perpétuel 7327, marking the debut of a new perpetual calendar from the storied watchmaker. In a season dominated by chronographs ? Breguet has its own something-something coming up ? it is great to see a new execution of the most complex of all calendar mechanisms, the perpetual calendar. This writer is somewhat biased towards calendar complications, and to asymmetric dial layouts so the Breguet Quantième Perpétuel 7327 is a straight-up win. Collectors should note that reference 7327 is a replacement for reference 5327, the Classique perpetual calendar that was a mainstay of that collection. You can see from the layout of displays on the dial that there is a new calibre at work here.
We begin with the new automatic calibre 502.3.P, which delivers a highly unusual retrograde date display (between 9 o?clock and 12 o?clock on the dial); this is the most obvious sign that there is a new movement here, and is how we distinguished this model. Oddly, Breguet did not lead with this information in its publicity materials (we have not seen it in person), yet this is precisely what collectors should take note of. Basically, it makes reference 7327 a...
The post Breguet Quantième Perpétuel 7327: New Perpetual Calendar appeared first on LUXUO.
Breguet Quantième Perpétuel 7327
On the heels of Watches and Wonders Geneva, Breguet has revealed the new Quantième Perpétuel 7327, marking the debut of a new perpetual calendar from the storied watchmaker. In a season dominated by chronographs ? Breguet has its own something-something coming up ? it is great to see a new execution of the most complex of all calendar mechanisms, the perpetual calendar. This writer is somewhat biased towards calendar complications, and to asymmetric dial layouts so the Breguet Quantième Perpétuel 7327 is a straight-up win. Collectors should note that reference 7327 is a replacement for reference 5327, the Classique perpetual calendar that was a mainstay of that collection. You can see from the layout of displays on the dial that there is a new calibre at work here.
We begin with the new automatic calibre 502.3.P, which delivers a highly unusual retrograde date display (between 9 o?clock and 12 o?clock on the dial); this is the most obvious sign that there is a new movement here, and is how we distinguished this model. Oddly, Breguet did not lead with this information in its publicity materials (we have not seen it in person), yet this is precisely what collectors should take note of. Basically, it makes reference 7327 a...
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