BREGUET – CLASSIQUE Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Art 1905 Edition

 

BREGUET – CLASSIQUE Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Art 1905 Tourbillon, Repeater 18K Breguet 56.5mm Gold 250th Anniversary Edition - 2025

Breguet announces the Classique Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Art 1905. A highly complicated pocket watch featuring Métiers d’Art craftsmanship, it is equipped with a grande and petite sonnerie as well as a minute repeater with magnetic regulator for all striking scenarios, with a regulator-style time display. All powered by a tourbillon. This special timepiece, in Breguet gold with Bleu de France accents, will only be produced on request. 

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The name of A.-L. Breguet is closely associated with a number of inventions that have remained at the forefront of contemporary watchmaking for over two centuries: the gong spring (1783), the shock absorber (1790), the Breguet balance spring (1795) and the tourbillon (1801), among others.

The Classique Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Art 1905 celebrates these major inventions, incorporating them into a movement comprising 532 components – the first of its kind that Breguet has produced in over 20 years. This authentic Grande Complication features a Grande Sonnerie mechanism and an on-demand minute repeater, as well as a tourbillon and a regulator-style display to emphasise its quest for precision.

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First assembled in the raw, then fully decorated and put into operation, it requires more than six months of assembly.

The quintessence of the Breguet spirit, it features exceptional finishes derived from the master’s heritage: guilloché, grand feu enamel, engravings and a secret signature made with a pantograph. This piece is protected by two patents that echo two inventions by Breguet: the gong spring and the gold gong spring.

Another distinctive feature is its Bleu de France colour, emblematic of Breguet’s adopted country, which won over the court of Versailles. This shade, introduced at the instigation of Louis XIV, can be found on the shop fronts of Place Vendôme, including that of Breguet, where this timepiece was officially unveiled.

The end of an exceptional year

In 1775, A.-L. Breguet opened his workshop on the Quai de l’Horloge in Paris. The manufacture that now bears his name celebrates the heritage of the great watchmaker, who was personally associated with the most important milestones in his craft.

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His aesthetic codes (guilloché, engraving, fluted case, hollowed-out hands, etc.) and techniques (tourbillon, perpetual winding, chronometric seconds, shock absorber, spring-loaded gong, etc.) have left an indelible mark on the industry, a quartermillennium that followed his work.

The quest for precision

The Classique Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Art 1905 encapsulates much of this extraordinary journey. It encompasses four major components. First, the quest for precision. To this end, the timepiece is equipped with a tourbillon. The process was patented by Breguet in 1801 and has never really been surpassed.

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Since being transposed to the wristwatch, having originally always been designed by Breguet for pocket watches, the Classique 1905 accurately recalls with an obvious sense of historical consistency. Today, it is visible at 4:30 with a blue upper bridge. The balancing of the cage by weights is faithful to the process invented by Breguet himself.

The timepiece also features a regulator-style display. It has three independent hands on three different sectors: the off-centre hour, the central minute, and the second at 4.30 o’clock via the tourbillon. This arrangement contributes to excellent readability and precision, with each indication having its own area and reference points. This guarantees the reading precision, in line with Breguet’s fundamental quest.

A timeless aesthetic

Second component: the affirmation of Breguet codes. Many maisons have drawn inspiration from them, but the Classique 1905 aptly recalls the talent of their creator. This is true of the dial decoration.

As early as 1775, Breguet disregarded the ornamental trends in watchmaking, many of which struggled to break away from the ornate spirit of the Baroque period. Instead, the great watchmaker established a clear, luminous, simple and refined style. He demonstrated with exceptional skill that precision, legibility and elegance could be combined in a coherent and harmonious whole.

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To achieve this, the Classique 1905 takes its cue from the master watchmaker, with a dial divided into sectors. Each sector has its own finish to accentuate its legibility and individuality. At 12 o’clock, the hours are off-centre. The Breguet hand sweeps over a grand feu enamel dial. The Arabic numerals are in petit feu black enamel. The master’s signature is twofold: visible at the top, secret at the bottom, engraved flush with the enamel by a pantograph.

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The central minutes touch a finely guilloché pattern. The widespread use of this art in watchmaking is also associated with Breguet. The motif engraved here using a traditional guilloche machine is a horizontal Quai de l’Horloge, which can also be found on the side of the case.

It is inspired by the shapes of two Parisian islands surrounded by the Seine, Île Saint-Louis and Île de la Cité, where Breguet’s first workshop was located. The Quai de l’Horloge still exists today in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. Discerning enthusiasts will note the exceptional length of this blued central hand, which hovers over a dedicated minute track.

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The seconds can be read on the blued hand fixed to the centre of the tourbillon cage.

Ode to the arts and crafts

The third component of the Classique 1905 celebrates the artistic crafts so dear to the Breguet manufacture.

The work is crafted in Breguet gold and engraved by hand. The Seine and its course are represented by a Bleu de France enamel engraving. This colour is attested on enamel tact watches from the early 19th century; this colour, still present today, belongs to the history of France and especially to the history of Paris.

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The inside of the lid bears the individual number of the piece, engraved by hand.

It should be noted that Breguet’s craftsmen have taken the decoration to its peak by guilloché-engraving the edges of the covers with a Quai de l’Horloge motif. The three-dimensional geometry of the edges of the covers is not usually guilloché but polished or engraved, as decoration machines can only produce patterns on flat or slightly curved components.

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Here, Breguet has developed a unique guilloché technique that allows three-dimensional components to be decorated.

The back of the watch is entirely guilloché (Quai de l’Horloge) and enamelled (Bleu de France). When opened, it reveals a full view of the movement. To reinforce its horological mastery, it is constructed in reverse: instead of having the striking mechanism on the dial side (where it takes its information), it has been moved to the back. Breguet’s watchmakers have therefore designed a movement whose aesthetic appeal is as important as its technical excellence.

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The complete quadrature of the minute repeater and grande sonnerie mechanism can be seen. Each component is decorated by hand: drawn lines, bevelling, stretching, encapsulating. The guilloché work on the striking barrel bridge features the Petit Trianon motif, created especially for the 250th anniversary of the Manufacture, based on the interlacing patterns visible at the Palace of Versailles. Only the blue hammers are visible on the dial side.

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This timepiece comes with a Breguet gold chain, the fastenings of which are also guilloché with the Quai de l’Horloge motif.

Finally, it should be noted that the Classique 1905 will be delivered in an exceptional case, also unique, made from the last remaining wood available from Marie-Antoinette’s authentic oak tree. The venerable tree, under which the Queen used to walk, was planted in 1681 and survived until it was badly damaged by the great storm of 1999 and finally felled in 2005.

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Crafted in marquetry and entirely handmade following the geometry of the French Pavilion at the Petit Trianon estate, each element was carefully selected from the heart of the wood, chosen for the natural variations in its colour as it ages. A true work of craftsmanship that extends the experience and philosophy of the Classique 1905.

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This case also features a resonance plate made from wood sourced from the Risoud forest, located in the heart of the Vallée de Joux, to enhance the sound of this watchmaking masterpiece.

It is said that this wood is used in the construction of the finest violins, and that only one tree in ten thousand offers resonance of absolute perfection.

The pursuit of innovation

In 2025, the Breguet manufacture finally continued the tradition of innovation begun by A.-L. Breguet in 1775. This was the fourth component of the Classique Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Art 1905, equipped with a magnetic regulator, the result of Breguet’s R&D.

The regulator’s function is to constantly smooth out the frequency of the hammers’ action, i.e. the tempo at which the notes are played. It must always be the same, regardless of the number of hours, quarters and minutes, and the energy level of the dedicated barrel.

Most regulators are mechanical. The one in the Classique 1905 is magnetic and particularly ingenious. In many ways, this device resembles an electric generator.

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Made of metal, the rotating arms are placed between networks of magnets fixed on either side of the regulator. As they rotate in this magnetic environment, current loops are induced inside the conductive arms. This is the principle of Foucault currents, discovered in 1851, a contemporary of Antoine-Louis Breguet and Louis-Clément Breguet. As it forms, this current opposes the magnetic field of the magnets. These current loops in turn induce a magnetic field that opposes the magnetic field of the magnets, thus creating an electromagnetic brake.

As a result, the faster the rotation, the greater the resistance. Conversely, the slower the rotation, the weaker the opposition. The result is a device that ensures a rotation that tends to be constant.

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The centrifugal force moves the regulator’s conductive arms outwards, placing them under the magnets, which tends to slow down the rotational movement. At lower speeds, springs pull the arms back inwards to reduce the intensity of the electromagnetic brake.

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What’s more, the system is completely silent and contactless. It thus respects the three striking modes of the Classique 1905 (Grande Sonnerie, Petite Sonnerie and Minute Repeater, the latter of which can be activated on demand even when the watch is in Silent mode).

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Collection  CLASSIQUE

Model:  Breguet CLASSIQUE Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Arts 1905

Reference: 1905BH/2H

Case
    Material: 18K Breguet gold (47 components)
    Diameter: 56.5 mm
    Thickness: 24.1 mm
    Case middle Hand-guilloché “Quai de l’Horloge”
    Engraved, hand-guilloché case back, enamelled with a “Quai de l’Horloge” motif and the banks of the Seine
    Hand-guilloché case back with “Quai de l’Horloge” motif and Bleu de France enamel
    Lower crystal with “250 YEARS” marking, double anti-reflective coating
    Double anti-reflective top glass
    Gold: 400 g (dont 397 g or Breguet 18K)
Dial
    Regulator-style display: hours at 12 o’clock, central minutes, seconds on tourbillon
    18K Breguet gold dial, horizontal Quai de l’Horloge guilloché
    White grand feu enamel hour dial, black petit feu enamel Breguet Arabic numerals
    Polished 18K Breguet gold appliqués surrounding the hammers
    Breguet signature on the hour dial
    Secret signature hand-engraved using a pantograph
    Breguet hands in blued steel
Movement
    Caliber 508GS, numbered and signed Breguet
    Manual winding in both directions
    Clockwise for winding the calibre / anticlockwise for the grande sonnerie
    Selection button for setting the time or winding
    Dimensions: 43.5 mm wide, 19 lines, 14.7 mm total height
    Number of parts: 539
    Number of jewels: 43
Tourbillon
    Rotation speed 1 revolution per minute
    Frequency 2.5 Hz (18,000 vph)
    Variable inertia balance / Breguet terminal curve hairspring in blued steel
    Swiss lever escapement with 15 teeth
    Diameter: 16.4 mm
    92 components
    Weight: 0.72 g
Chime
    Grande sonnerie mechanism (GS / PS / S / RM) with magnetic chime regulator
    White gold gongs coloured with BRG25
    Chime hammers in polished steel, coloured with blue PVD
Power reserve
    56-hour power reserve
    36 hours of power reserve in grande sonnerie mode
Chain
    18K Breguet gold
    414 mm total length (398 mm clasp length)
    37 links (13 long and 24 short)

Box
Limited edition of 250th anniversary in Marie-Antoinette oak with Risoud resonance wood tray
Geometry: Petit Pavillon of the Palace of Versailles 

Warranty   5-Year International Sales Warranty

Available  in Breguet Boutique around the world

🔰Edition ❱❱❱ To be produced on request

🔴 Price: CHF 💰

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BREGUET – Experimentale 1 Constant-Force Magnetic 10 Hz Tourbillon Edition

 

BREGUET – Expérimentale No. 1 Constant-Force Magnetic 10 Hz Tourbillon 43.5mm Gold 250th Anniversary Edition - 2025

The first chapter in the brand’s new exploratory R&D line

Manufacture Breguet announces the creation of a line that will incorporate the latest innovations from its Research and Development department. Named “Expérimentale”, it is initially being introduced through a Marine wristwatch featuring an innovative and daring design. This timepiece crafted in Breguet gold is equipped with the very first high-frequency (10 Hz) tourbillon with a magnetic escapement and delivering constant force to the balance. It is certified by the Breguet hallmark. 

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R&D have been core to numerous Breguet creations for 250 years. This spirit was in-stilled by Abraham-Louis Breguet himself, who was responsible from 1775 onwards for most of the watchmaking innovations of that era: the tourbillon, the perpé­ tuelle watch, the natural escapement, the constant-­force escapement, the “obser-vation” seconds counter (which gave rise to the chronograph), the shock absorber, the Breguet balance-spring with its ter-minal curve, the gong-spring (for chiming watches),­ the first wristwatch, etc. 

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To give shape to this approach based on continuous progress, the Manufacture deci­ ded to develop a collection in parallel with its existing ones and named Expérimentale­. This series of special timepieces pays trib-ute to A.-L. Breguet’s creations that all underwent­ an experimental phase.

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BREGUET - No. 4691

This experimental collection is designed to showcase the brand’s latest technical and aesthetic developments. It offers a glimpse of what Breguet watchmaking will look like in the future. For collectors, it is also an opportunity­ to be among the first to ac-quire high-end timepieces in strictly limited series, of which the scientific content will be developed in subsequent collections. 

Expérimentale 1, pioneering by nature

While the first timepiece in this new collec-tion marks the final chapter in Manufacture Breguet’s 250th anniversary celebrations, it also represents the first chapter of its future. An inaugural creation whose purpose is to pave the way for the House going forward.

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BREGUET - No.3424

The Expérimentale 1 is not a spontaneous creation, stemming instead from many years of R&D work carried out behind the scenes and that has given rise to the current watches, notably the Classique, Tradition, Marine and Type XX collections. The Expérimentale programme aims to highlight this R&D shedding light on the entire field of horology through its work on materials, electromagnetism, vibratory­ mechanics­ and acoustics. Science in the broadest sense of the term, connecting with design. 

Highlighting remembrance

For this first instalment, Breguet has fulfilled two objectives. The first, fundamental goal underpinning all technical end eavours is the quest for precision. The second is to build a bridge between legacy and the future. This approach is being rolled out as part of the House’s 250th anniversary celebrations. Highlighting the historical significance of the Expérimentale 1 seemed an obvious choice.

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BREGUET - No.1252 

These ties with the past are expressed by making this timepiece part of the Marine collection. The aim is to recall that, after his appointment to the Paris Bureau des Longitudes in 1814, A.-L. Breguet was awarded the title of Horloger de la Marine Royale (Watchmaker by appointment to the Royal Navy) by Louis XVIII. 

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BREGUET - No.2292

This distinction was the most prestigious a watchmaker could possibly receive, as the very notion of maritime horology required scientific expertise. The Expérimentale 1 represents a continuation of this tradition, showcasing technical breakthroughs that are already shaping the future of Haute Horlogerie. 

Inspired design

The Expérimentale 1 is based on several complementary aesthetic foundations in-teracting to form a unique and harmonious whole. For this first opus, the designers drew inspi-ration from the history of the Marine collection, with L’Expérimentale featuring some of its codes: a sporty case, close-set central lugs, a rubber strap (interchangeable for the first time), as well as utmost attention devoted to readability – notably enhanced by all-luminescent indications.

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BREGUET - No. 4691

From a historical perspective, it echoes the aesthetic codes of Reference 3448, partic-ularly in terms of its dial display and move-ment architecture. Furthermore, the Expérimentale 1 echoes the Reference 1747 model created in 1997 to mark the 250th anniversary of A.-L. Breguet’s birth.

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Pocket marine chronometer Breguet No. 3448,
sold in 1820 to the astronomer Alexis Bouvard

This establishes a natural connection with the Expérimentale 1, unveiled in 2025 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the birth of the Manufacture that has borne his name since 1775. Another obvious link is that the 1747 was the first wristwatch to feature a regulator display in Breguet’s recent history – and the likewise regulator-type Expérimentale 1 is its legitimate successor.

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The lineage dates all the way back to the authentic Marine Chronometer No. 104 by A.-L. Breguet. At the time, the great watch-maker was exiled from France, where the Revolution was raging. The piece was start-ed in the temporary workshop he had set up in Le Locle. No. 104 was Breguet’s first known marine chronometer, just as the Expérimentale 1 is Breguet’s first pure R&D model; finally, No. 104 was the first to use Arabic numerals (extremely rare at the time), which are also picked up on the Expérimentale 1. 

The quest for precision

On a technical level, the choice of distinctive characteristics contributing to enhanced accuracy was just as obvious. Precision was and remains the driving force behind Breguet’s innovation. It was the reason for almost all the innovations introduced by A.-L. Breguet, a watchmaker who spent his entire life perfecting the art of horology.

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It should be noted that Breguet filed very few patents during his lifetime, as they were rarely needed at the time. Two of them did however leave an indelible imprint on their era. The first was filed on 9 March 1798 and related to constant force, while the second registered on 26 June 1801 was intended to protect the tourbillon. Two centuries later, Manufacture Breguet is following in the great watchmaker’sfootsteps by pushing these two fundamental areas of endeavour up a further notch on the tourbillon and the constant-force escapement. 

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Together with the magnetic escapement, they form the heart of the Expérimentale 1. Like A.-L. Breguet’s original creations, its components, have been designed to bring real added value to the product. The Expérimentale 1 heralds a new era for watchmaking, in which the Manufacture will showcase the fruits of its watchmaking and scientific research.

Setting the terms of the horological equation

The quest for accuracy cannot be reduced to one sole problem with a single solution, instead combining at least three variables. The first is the consistent amplitude of the balance. The latter is located downstream from the barrel, whose torque decreases as the power reserve is depleted.

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It is therefore inherently very difficult for the balance to maintain a constant amplitude if the energy it receives is not consistent. The second is the influence of Earth’s gravity, which particularly affects the entire regulating organ (balance and hairspring), thereby impacting its performance. 

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The third factor is shock resistance. All con-temporary watches are subjected to accel-erations that are multiples of the Earth’s gravitational acceleration expressed in “gs”. More dramatically, they can be subjected to impacts – including those involved in sim-ply placing a watch on a hard surface. Every impact and every movement affects the regular running of the watch – and hence impairs its precision. 

Forward-looking solutions 

The quest for accuracy cannot be reduced to one sole problem with a single solution, instead combining at least three variables. The first is the consistent amplitude of the balance. The latter is located downstream from the barrel, whose torque decreases as the power reserve is depleted.

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It is therefore inherently very difficult for the balance to maintain a constant amplitude if the energy it receives is not consistent. The second is the influence of Earth’s grav-ity, which particularly affects the entire regulating organ (balance and hairspring), thereby impacting its performance.

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The third factor is shock resistance. All con-temporary watches are subjected to accel-erations that are multiples of the Earth’s gravitational acceleration expressed in “gs”. More dramatically, they can be subjected to impacts – including those involved in sim-ply placing a watch on a hard surface. Every impact and every movement affects the regular running of the watch – and hence impairs its precision.

Breguet’s first-ever 10 Hz tourbillon
with constant-force magnetic escapement 

Since the early 2010s, the Manufacture has continued to perfect its mastery of the magnetic field. While this has now been extended to the escapement, its founding principle remains the same: to create a carefully controlled magnetic field and interactions.

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This involves two escape-wheels each equipped with a magnetic track, at the centre of which beats a pallet-lever with likewise magnetic pallets. The idea is to take cues from constant-force escapements. Below a certain operating torque, the tourbillon stops very quickly, while above this threshold, the balance oscillates at its maximum amplitude.

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This new escapement also makes it possible to decouple the impulses transmitted to the balance from the rotation of the escape-wheel and hence from the rest of the gear train. Unlike in a Swiss lever movement, the inertia of the tourbillon cage has almost no influence. By decoupling these two functions, Breguet has been able to create a tourbillon with a 10 Hz oscillator in such dimensions, also giving free rein to design choices, for example by offsetting its balance from the cage’s centre of rotation. 

 Technical description of the tourbillon

 Compared to most traditional tourbillons operating at 2.5 Hz, this represents a fourfold increase. This 10 Hz frequency is even significantly higher than most classic Swiss lever escapement watches without tourbillons, almost all of which run at 3 or 4 Hz. The 10 Hz tourbillon with magnetic escapement is therefore more stable and more accurate than most contemporary wristwatches.  The Expérimentale 1 wristwatch is certified by the Breguet hallmark in the “Scientific” category, meaning it has a guaranteed accuracy of +/- 1 second over a 24-hour period.

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The construction of the escapement mechanism is also unusual. Between its two escape-wheels equipped with a magnetic track, an intermediate stop wheel ensures that the device does not suffer any unwanted jumps. Most of the other tourbillon components are non-magnetic, in order to avoid any interaction that could interfere with its smooth running. The balance-spring is made of silicon, the fixed fourth wheel of LIGA (NiP12) and the other components of titanium or nivagauss.

 Avant-garde aesthetics

The Expérimentale 1 is housed in a 43.5 mm-diameter Breguet gold case, a size inspired by the standards of the Marine collection. In terms of design, the timepiece is inspired by the pocket watch No. 3448, picking up the latter’s key characteristics with a regulator-style display and symmetrical movement while taking them to a new level by merging front and back. The Expérimentale provides full visibility, thanks to a sapphire dial providing a view of the entire movement.

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The regulator-type display features hours at 6 o’clock, offset minutes and seconds on the tourbillon at 12 o’clock. Already tried and tested by A.-L. Breguet back in his day, this layout ensures greater legibility and also contributes to accurate timekeeping.

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The Expérimentale 1 also features a patented twin barrel, like the Breguet no. 3448, but this time on two series-coupled levels, each consisting of a double spring separated by a sapphire spacer, arranged on either side of the minutes axis at 3 and 9 o’clock respectively. This double-sprung mechanism serves to optimise energy management in relation to the space available.

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Finally, most of the traditional characteristics of a Breguet watch are present: a double-stepped fluted caseband, six close-set lugs – of which two are dedicated to the interchangeability mechanism and the four others are facetted, alternating between sandblasted blued and satin-brushed finishes as well as a blue ALD-treated Breguet gold inlay – blue open-tipped hands enhanced with Super-LumiNova®, a secret signature on the sapphire dial and Breguet numerals. Above and beyond these features, the aesthetic vocabulary of the Expérimentale 1 has been completely reinvented.

A 21st century creation 

The first thing to note is the construction of the solid gold bridges, whose soft curves have given way to sharp angles. Their surface is satin-brushed, while the angles are hand-finished and mirror-pol-ished to accentuate the rigorous geome-try of their design. Breguet gold, combined with the navy blue coating, reveals itself in all its complexity with a blend of warmth, brilliance and intensity. The blue hue of the barrel springs is also a first for Breguet.

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The sapphire dial rests on four gold pillars. It displays the hours, formed by three linked luminescent circles. The large peripheral minutes track sur-rounds the chapter ring at 6 o’clock, while the tourbillon appears to escape from its confines, sitting freely at 12 o’clock – two-thirds inside the minutes track and one-third above it.

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It is here, directly above the Breguet gold mainplate, that the Manufacture has chosen to place the Expérimentale 1 cartouche, symbolically crowning the entire composition – and more particularly its 10 Hz tourbillon with a constant-force magnetic escapement. The latter consists of a large rounded-off polished bridge, with the small seconds dial resting at its centre.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Collection  Expérimentale 

Model:  Expérimentale 1 Constant-Force Magnetic 10 Hz Tourbillon Edition 

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Ref.  E001BH/S9/5ZV

Key features

First piece in a new line dedicated to forward-looking Haute Horlogerie
First constant-force magnetic escapement
10 Hz tourbillon used as the main timekeeping basis
Regulator-type display inspired by the Breguet No. 3448
Breguet hallmark-certified in the scientific class (+/- 1s/day)
18K gold movement 

Case
Material  18K Breguet gold
Diameter 43.5 mm
Thickness 13.30 mm
Double-stepped fluted caseband
Hollowed-out close-set lugs with blue ALD-treated gold inlays
Crown with blue ALD-treated sandblasted gold inlay
Upper glass: box-type sapphire crystal, glare-proofed on both sides, hydrophobic
Lower glass: flat sapphire crystal, engraved with the 250th anniversary inscription, glare-proofed on both sides, hydrophobic
Water resistance: 10 bar (100 metres)
54 components
Dial 
Sapphire dial glare-proofed on both sides
Regulator-type display: hours at 6 o’clock, offset minutes, seconds on the tourbillon
Gold applied chapter ring and seconds ring enhanced with Super-LumiNova®
Minutes track enhanced with Super-LumiNova®
Expérimentale 1 blue ALD-treated applique enhanced with Super-LumiNova®

• Breguet signature at 9 o’clock
• Individual number at 3 o’clock
• Secret signature at 11 o’clock and 1 o’clock on the minutes track

Open-tipped hands enhanced with Super-LumiNova®
Blue ALD-treated titanium seconds hand with Marine-anchor counterweight
Indications
Hours, minutes, seconds on the tourbillon cage 
Movement
Caliber 7250, numbered and signed Breguet
Thickness 6.3 mm
33.8 mm wide, 15 lignes
6.3 mm thick
Movement certified with the Breguet hallmark in the Scientific category
18K gold Breguet movement blanks
Manual winding
Two series-coupled barrels with four blue springs
266 components
37 jewels
72-hour power reserve
Resistance to magnetic fields up to 600 gauss
Tourbillon
Constant-force magnetic escapement
Grade 2 titanium escape-wheel
NiP12 pallet-wheel
10 Hz frequency, 72,000 vibrations/hour
Breguet balance with flat silicon hairspring, non-magnetic balance-staff
Grade 5 titanium tourbillon blanks
Weight: 0.60 g
74 components (cage)
13.7 mm in diameter (cage)
5.45 mm thick (cage)
Strap
Blue rubber with tool-free interchangeability
Interchangeable 18K Breguet gold pin buckle 

Breguet gold weight: 104 g

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 BOX
Individually numbered red leather 250th anniversary special edition inspired by the historical red Moroccan leather Breguet presentation boxes

Warranty   5-Year International Sales Warranty

Available  in Breguet Boutique around the world

🔰Edition ✅Only ❱❱❱ 75 Pieces 

🔴 Price: CHF 320,000 💰

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Press release - 2025
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