Breguet has introduced two new Classique Tourbillon 7357 models, reviving the brand's first tourbillon wristwatch from 1989. These 35mm dress watches are available in platinum and 18K Breguet gold, featuring intricate guilloché dials and a new hand-wound caliber.
- 35mm case diameter
- 9.2mm thickness
- 60-hour power reserve
- 30 meters water resistance
- Price: €181,900 (platinum) / €165,300 (gold)
- Price: US$203,300 (platinum) / US$184,800 (gold)
- Price: £156,100 (platinum) / £142,000 (gold)
The 35mm case diameter and 9.2mm thin profile are designed to suit formal occasions and cater to market demand for smaller watches.
The platinum version (7357PT) features an electroplated anthracite dial, while the gold model (7357BH) has a silvered dial, both made of 18K gold.
Both watches display a Clous de Paris pattern on the 12 o'clock sub-dial and a barleycorn guilloché pattern on the main dial.
The new hand-wound 187B movement is an optimized successor to the caliber 558, featuring a Nivachron balance spring and silicon escapement for anti-magnetic properties.
The movement ticks at 18,000 vph and has a power reserve of 60 hours.
Applied elements on the dial are in gold, with rhodium plating for the platinum version.
The platinum model comes with a gray calf leather strap and platinum folding clasp, while the gold model has a beige calf leather strap and Breguet gold folding clasp.