The Breguet Classique line exemplifies the watchmaking ideals of precision, clarity and elegance. Founded in 1775, Breguet's brand is a testament to innovation and artistry for their design and production. The example we are presenting for sale is a Ref. 3210BA/12/264 casted in 18k yellow gold, it is in great condition from 2000. The watch is accompanied by its serial number swing tag.

Condition Report:
This Breguet Classique Ref. 3210BA/12/264 measures 30.5mm in diameter, which wears much larger due to Breguet's generous lugs. The watch is exceptionally thin, measuring just 5.2mm in thickness. The watch features a manual wind movement that can be powered via the crown at 3 o'clock.

The stunning silver dial is the standout feature of this watch. Guillioché patterning is at the heart and centre, with a small seconds dial at 6 o'clock counting up to 60 seconds. Around the edge of the main dial's guilloché are Roman numerals, and near 12 o'clock you'll find the brand's signature with the production number. The iconic Breguet hands in blue steel finish the watch. Protecting the dial is a sapphire crystal that is clean from wear. Overall, the watch is in great, unpolished condition. Currently, it is on a Hirsch glossy black leather strap with its original 18k yellow gold buckle. The watch is pictured on a 16.5cm wrist.

Breguet's History
Honoring artistry and innovation, Breguet has been crafting elegant timepieces since 1775. From catering to the French aristocracy in the late 18th century to introducing the world to countless technological inventions such as the first self-winding watch in 1780 and the first chronograph in 1820, the watchmaker has a legendary and unique history. Breguet timepieces are continuously revered for their exquisite detailing and historic relevance, synonymous with the principles of elegance, precision and innovation.