Breguet Unveils Three New Tourbillon Models for 225th Anniversary
Breguet commemorates the 225th anniversary of the tourbillon invention by releasing three new limited‑edition models that showcase the brand’s mastery of the anti‑gravity mechanism. The Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255PT returns in a platinum case with a black aventurine enamel dial, featuring a flying tourbillon that rises 2.2 mm above the plate, a manual‑winding calibre 187M1, and a limited run of 50 pieces priced at CHF 223,000. The Tradition Tourbillon 7047 Fusee and Chain is presented in a platinum 41 mm case with a striking Bleu de France dial, incorporates a fusée‑and‑chain constant‑force device alongside a tourbillon, and is limited to 25 pieces at CHF 246,300. The Marine Tourbillon Équation Marchande completes the trio with a full‑platinum 43.9 mm case, a sky‑inspired enamel dial depicting the night of June 26 1801, and an in‑house calibre 581DPE offering a 4 Hz tourbillon, peripheral rotor, perpetual calendar, and equation of time. This model is also limited to 25 pieces, priced at CHF 292,300 with a rubber strap or CHF 370,700 with a platinum bracelet, highlighting Breguet’s blend of historic craftsmanship and modern horological innovation.
Buying Time Analysis: This story marks the 225th anniversary of Breguet’s revolutionary tourbillon invention, highlighting its enduring impact on horology and showcasing three limited‑edition watches that celebrate the legacy and technical mastery of this groundbreaking complication.
