Some greyscale goodness
Patek + Breguet + Benzinger.
The Breguet is the best made and an amazing value used. Sharp angles, no machining marks on the anglage, hand executed guilloche, beautifully blued hands…I could keep going :-)
The guilloche on the Benzinger is also amazing. Wish more brands did that pattern
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6.60” / 16.76 cm
The patek pure class 👌could put that in a picture frame and hang it up,invite people around to sit and look at it 😂😍
Love the Breguet ( especially in this color ), one of my grails
Love the Breguet ( especially in this color ), one of my grails
It is, imo, the best value for $ production watch available.
It is, imo, the best value for $ production watch available.
Fully agree. It is on my "to buy" list for some time but don't know if I can justify the price for the time being worn. Don't see myself wearing it daily. When do you wear it?
How funny. I genuinely like the patek the least
However, Breguet gives better finish of movement for lower price than Patek Philippe. Mid and High level of PP models have better finish but Patek avoid to make bridges with sharp inside angles.
However, Breguet gives better finish of movement for lower price than Patek Philippe. Mid and High level of PP models have better finish but Patek avoid to make bridges with sharp inside angles.
Breguet has a few high end models that I think are better executed than PP even in comparable price points.
But really, anything over ~$60k - $100k now I just go for independents. Kari Voutilainen, Romain Gauthier, MB&F etc all do much better work!