Breguet Marine Collection Revamped
Breguet has updated its iconic Marine collection with a new aesthetic that aligns with its latest stylistic codes, featuring updated design elements and new colorways. The collection's roots trace back to 1815 when Abraham-Louis Breguet was appointed watchmaker to the French Royal Navy, and the new designs incorporate motifs inspired by maritime flags, waves, and the Ile de la Cite.
- New aesthetic updates for the Marine collection
- Incorporates Breguet numerals and "Quai de l’Horloge" guilloche pattern
- New colorways and material options available
- Marine 5517 time and date version and 5527 chronograph version updated
- Available starting today
- Prices range from $26,400 to $93,000
The "Quai de l’Horloge" guilloche pattern draws inspiration from the contours of the Ile de la Cite and Ile Saint-Louis, as well as the movement of ocean waves.
Design elements reminiscent of the marine world include a central chronograph hand featuring the "B" of the "Bravo" maritime flag, a crown evoking waves, and a gold oscillating weight inspired by a rudder.
The 5517 time and date model features a date window discreetly placed at 6 o'clock for balance and symmetry.
The 5527 chronograph model has been streamlined from a three-register layout to two registers between 3 and 9 o'clock, displaying chronograph minutes and small seconds.
The 5517 is offered in a two-tone blue iteration with a white gold case, a rose gold version with a black dial, and a titanium model with a gradient blue dial.
The 5527 is available in white gold with a gradient blue dial, rose gold with a blue dial, and titanium with a monochromatic grey scheme.
Strap and bracelet options include bracelet, deep blue rubber strap, black rubber strap, and blue rubber strap depending on the model.