All The 2025 Breguet Watch Releases So Far
To mark its 250th anniversary, Breguet rolled out a thoughtful slate of new releases that leaned into the multiple sides of its legacy: the stripped-back purity of the early subscription watches, the exposed complexity of the Tradition line, the robustness of its military-ready chronographs, and the technical showmanship of the tourbillon. There are also, in true Breguet fashion, more than a few mechanical innovations including the Expérimentale No. 1 and the Classique Grande Sonnerie 1905. In short, the 2025 Breguet lineup includes plenty of noteworthy references, all crafted in a proprietary alloy called Breguet gold, each produced in limited quantities and engraved with anniversary inscriptions. Here’s a closer look at these commemorative 2025 Breguet releases, complete with all the release dates, specs, and pricing.
Breguet Expérimentale No. 1
Release Date: December 2025
Closing out Breguet‘s 250th anniversary year is the debut of an entirely new R&D-focused line called Expérimentale, and its first watch — the Expérimentale 1 — is one of the most technically ambitious pieces the brand has ever produced. Built in Breguet’s proprietary gold alloy and housed in a 43.5mm modernized Marine-style case (reminiscent of an. A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus), the Expérimentale 1 introduces the world’s first 10 Hz tourbillon with a constant-force magnetic escapement, certified under the Breguet Hallmark’s “Scientific” category for accuracy of ±1 second per day.
In recent years, the Swatch Group unveiled spectacular new chiming watches under two brands: Blancpain’s Grande Double Sonnerie and Omega’s Chrono-Chime, which both have legitimately groundbreaking movements. So, as one of the Swatch Group’s flagship brands, Breguet was due for a new “halo” complication, and the Expérimentale No. 1 is it.
The watch is designed as a bridge between Breguet’s past and its future. Its regulator-style display, Breguet numerals, and focus on marine chronometry nod to historic pieces like Marine Chronometer No. 104 and the Ref. 3448 pocket watch, while the sapphire dial and fully exposed movement layout signal the direction of the Maison’s next chapter.
Caliber 7250 is entirely crafted in Breguet gold and finished with sharp, modern bridges that contrast satin brushing with hand-polished angles. Everything about the architecture is geared toward performance: a constant-force magnetic escapement that isolates the balance from the gear train, a 10 Hz oscillator that recovers amplitude quickly after shocks, and a tourbillon that averages positional errors. Power comes from a twin-barrel system with four blue springs and a 72-hour reserve. The tourbillon itself weighs just 0.60 grams and consists of 74 components, many rendered in titanium or non-magnetic alloys to control magnetic interactions within the escapement. For instance, there are two escape wheels with magnetic “tracks” and a lever whose tips are also magnetic, so the key parts push and hold each other using magnetic fields instead of rubbing together.
Despite its experimental nature, the watch carries traditional Breguet hallmarks: fluted caseband, open-tipped hands filled with Super-LumiNova, secret signatures, and marine-inspired lugs with blue ALD-treated gold inlays. This reminds me of what the Royal Oak Concept is to the Royal Oak line.
With its sapphire dial, luminous chapter rings, and a tourbillon that appears to break free of the dial at 12 o’clock, the Expérimentale 1 wears like a preview of where Breguet intends to push mechanical watchmaking in the coming years by leveraging materials science, magnetism, and high-frequency regulation while still honoring the lineage that began in 1775. This inaugural release is the blueprint for a new generation of Breguet innovation, presented as a strictly limited, forward-looking Marine. Limited to 75 numbered pieces, which will be delivered over the next year, each Breguet Expérimentale No. 1 is priced at CHF 320,000.
Expérimentale 1 Watch Specs
| Model | Expérimentale 1 |
| Reference | E001BH/S9/5ZV |
| Case | 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 |
| 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 with Super-LumiNova Minutes track enhanced with Super-LumiNova Expérimentale 1 blue ALD-treated applique enhanced with Super-LumiNova Open-tipped handswith Super-LumiNova Blue ALD-treated titanium seconds hand with Marine-anchor counterweight |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds on the tourbillon cage |
| Movement | Caliber 7250 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 |
| Strap | Blue rubber with tool-free interchangeability Interchangeable 18K Breguet gold pin buckle |
| Limited Edition | 75 examples |
| Price | CHF 320,000 (Approximately 373,000) |
Classique Minute Repeater 7365
Released: November 2025
Continuing its 250th anniversary, Breguet has introduced a single minute repeater wristwatch, the Classique Répétition Minutes 7365, which is limited to just 25 pieces. It debuts a new 39mm case size for Breguet’s repeaters, a Bleu de France grand feu enamel dial, and the brand’s first water-resistant minute repeater (30m), all powered by a newly developed movement.
The new Caliber 1896 replaces the long-running 567.2 and becomes the first repeater movement made entirely in Breguet gold, from the plates and bridges to the patented gold gongs directly attached to the case. According to Breguet, the result is more consistent sound transmission and a richer tone. The movement also brings technical upgrades with a 3 Hz rate, silicon escapement components, resistance to ~600 gauss, and a notably long 75-hour power reserve — unprecedented for a Breguet repeater. Each watch is acoustically tested in an anechoic chamber for harmonic precision before leaving the manufacture.
Design-wise, the 7365 mixes iconic Breguet codes with the maison’s updated Classique styling; there’s a slim Breguet-gold case with hand-guilloché sides, hollowed Breguet hands, applied Breguet numerals, and the brand’s secret signature cut directly into the enamel at 6 o’clock using a pantograph. The caseback and lugs also carry the Quai de l’Horloge guilloché pattern created for the anniversary.
On the reverse, the visible movement is fully hand-engraved with a split composition: an 18th-century Paris scene inspired by Quai de l’Horloge above, and the Vallée de Joux landscape below, a depiction of the brand’s French origins and Swiss home. The watch is delivered in an individually numbered red anniversary case modeled after Breguet’s historic Moroccan-leather boxes. Limited to 25 pieces, the Classique Minute Repeater 7365 is priced at $369,600.
Classique Minute Repeater 7365 Watch Specs
| Model | Classique Répétition Minutes (Classique Minute Repeater) 7365 |
| Reference | 7365BH/2Y/986 |
| Case | 18k Breguet gold Diameter: 39 mm Thickness 10.8 mm |
| Dial | Grand feu enamel in Bleu de France |
| Functions | Hours, minutes |
| Movement | Caliber 1896 |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| Strap | French blue alligator leather |
| Limited Edition | 25 examples |
| Price | $369,600 |
Classique Grande Sonnerie 1905
Released: November 2025
Another major piece tied to Breguet’s 250th year is the Classique Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Art 1905, a highly complicated pocket watch combining a grande and petite sonnerie, minute repeater with a magnetic regulator, tourbillon, and a regulator-style time display. Made in Breguet gold with Bleu de France accents, it’s the brand’s first grande sonnerie pocket watch in more than two decades and uses a 539-component movement assembled over six months.
The watch leans heavily into Breguet’s historical design language featuring guilloché, grand feu enamel, blued hands, a secret signature, and a tourbillon layout that recalls the brand’s early pocket chronometers. The magnetic strike regulator is a modern highlight, keeping the chiming tempo consistent regardless of power level.
The Métiers d’Art work is equally elaborate. The covers are hand-guilloché with the Quai de l’Horloge motif, the Bleu de France enamel reflects early 19th-century Breguet tact watches, and the inner lid is engraved with the watch’s individual number. On the reverse, the entire striking mechanism has been moved to the back for full visibility, including blue PVD hammers and a striking barrel bridge decorated with a Petit Trianon guilloché pattern created specifically for the anniversary.
Each watch is accompanied by an 18k Breguet gold chain and delivered in a remarkable presentation case made from the last surviving oak tree associated with Marie-Antoinette at Versailles, complete with a resonance plate crafted from Risoud forest wood, which is a timber prized by violin makers for its acoustic properties. Production is by request only.
Classique Grande Sonnerie 1905 Watch Specs
| Model | Classique Grande Sonnerie Métiers d’Arts |
| Reference | 1905BH/2H |
| Case | 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 |
| 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 |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds on tourbillon cage Grande Sonnerie (GS), Petite Sonnerie (PS), Silence (S), Minute Repeater (Verrou) |
| Movement | Caliber 508GS Manual winding in both directions 56-hour power reserve (36 hours of power reserve in grande sonnerie mode) |
| Chain and Box | 18k Breguet gold chain Marie-Antoinette oak case with resonance wood tray |
Reine de Naples Crazy Flower and Perles Impériales
Released: November 2025
Among the releases tied to Breguet’s 250th year are two new high-jewelry Reine de Naples models: the Crazy Flower and the Perles Impériales, both crafted in Breguet’s proprietary gold alloy and powered by the ultra-thin automatic Caliber 586/1 with a platinum rotor.
The Crazy Flower takes the Reine de Naples silhouette and turns it into a full diamond spectacle, with 436 stones totaling 37.2 carats across the case, dial, flange, crown, and articulated corolla-style structures. The inverted diamond setting on the dial creates a pistil-like effect, while multiple concentric, mobile “petals” allow the baguette-set rings to shift with wrist movement. I had the chance to see one of these high-end Breguet pieces in the metal a while back, and they’re genuinely striking. The watch comes on a champagne alligator strap with a diamond-set triple folding clasp, and each piece is made to order.
The Perles Impériales replaces the Crazy Flower’s full pavé approach with a mix of Akoya pearls, opal, and diamonds. The case uses a lattice-style diamond setting with a briolette diamond crown and an Akoya pearl at 6 o’clock, echoing the position of the signature Reine de Naples ball lug. The opal dial carries 211 diamonds plus a pear-shaped diamond at 12. The integrated bracelet alternates Breguet gold links with Akoya pearls, and a champagne alligator strap is also included.
High Jewelry Reine de Naples Watch Specs
| Model | Reine de Naples Crazy Flower | Reine de Naples Perles Impériales |
| Reference | GJE25BH208985DB | GJ29BH89254DD5J4 |
| Case | 32.10 x 24.5mm 10.7mm thick 18K Breguet gold 116 baguette-cut diamonds (34.6 ct) on mobile corolla-like settings Flange with 66 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.1 ct) | 32.8 x 26.4mm 9.9mm thick 18K Breguet gold 24 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.2 ct), bezel with 23 diamonds (4.1 ct) + 15 under claws (0.9 ct) Akoya pearl at 6 o’clock Flange with 66 diamonds (0.1 ct), Briolette diamond crown (0.3 ct) |
| Dial | 18K gold with 206 inverted-set diamonds (0.8 ct), 20 baguette-cut diamonds (0.4 ct), Breguet cartouche in gold, pistil-like center | Opal base with 211 diamonds (0.5 ct), off-centered hour circle with gold Arabic numerals, Breguet hands |
| Movement | Caliber 586/1 Automatic winding 21,600 vph 38h power reserve Platinum guilloché rotor with “Petit Trianon” motif | Caliber 586/1 Automatic winding 21,600 vph 38h power reserve Platinum rotor |
| Functions | Hours, minutes | Hours, minutes |
| Strap/Bracelet | Champagne alligator leather strap with triple folding clasp set with 28 diamonds (0.2 ct) | Akoya pearl bracelet; additional champagne leather strap with gold clasp set with 26 diamonds (0.1 ct) |
| Price | Made-to-order | Made-to-order |
Classique Moon Phase 7235
Released: October 2025
Breguet continues to honor its origins this anniversary year with the Classique Phase de Lune 7235, a 250-piece limited edition inspired by the historic Breguet No. 5 pocket watch from 1794. That timepiece, delivered to the French writer François Jourgnac Saint-Méard, exemplified the aesthetic language that would go on to define the unmistakable Breguet style — and be borrowed by many others. The new 7235 translates that legacy into a modern wristwatch that bridges 18th-century ideals and 21st-century precision.
The Breguet Classique 7235 features a 39mm case in the same 18k Breguet gold proprietary alloy used throughout the brand’s 250th-anniversary editions. The case middle replaces Breguet’s traditional fluting with a Quai de l’Horloge guilloché motif, referencing the address of Breguet’s original Paris workshop. A domed sapphire crystal sits atop the case, while the back reveals a hand-engraved depiction of the famous “Turgot map” of Paris, a detailed 18th-century aerial view of the city that includes the Quai de l’Horloge.
The gold dial is equally rich in detail. Its bevelled profile and hand-guilloché finish showcase multiple textures: straight patterns for the main surface, circular ones for the subdials and chapter ring, and satin-brushed inserts for contrast. The layout closely mirrors that of the 1794 original, with a power reserve between 10 and 11 o’clock, a moonphase at 2 o’clock, and a small seconds subdial at 5 o’clock. Blued Breguet-style hands mark the hours and minutes, joined by blued steel pointers for the additional indications.
For power, the watch relies on the new Caliber 502.3.DRL, a self-winding movement equipped with a silicon balance spring and inverted silicon lever escapement. Despite housing multiple complications, the movement remains impressively slim at just 3.95 mm thick, contributing to a total case height of 9.9mm. An offset 18k gold rotor helps achieve this thin profile while maintaining a respectable 45-hour power reserve.
Paired with a navy blue alligator leather strap and an 18K gold pin buckle, the 2025 Breguet Classique Moon Phase 7235 is a measured, beautifully finished tribute to the watch that first defined the Breguet style — priced at $85,800.
Classique 7235 Watch Specs
| Model | Classique Moon Phase 7235 |
| Reference Number | 7235BH/02/9V6 |
| Case | 18K Breguet gold 39 mm in diameter 9.9 mm thick |
| Dial | 18K Breguet gold, hand-guilloché with “Quai de l’Horloge” motif |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds, moon phase, power reserve |
| Movement | Caliber 502.3.DRL Automatic winding 45h power reserve 21,600 (Hz) |
| Strap | Navy blue alligator leather strap 18K Breguet gold 3-blade folding clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30m |
| Price | $85,800 |
Classique 7225
Release Date: October 2025
Continuing its brand’s anniversary celebrations, Breguet presented the Classique 7225, a watch obsessed with precision. This manually wound model brings together a magnetic-pivot balance and a 10 Hz escapement, combining cutting-edge stability with high-frequency performance. The technology traces its roots to the founder’s experiments from the early 1800s, when Abraham-Louis Breguet built a handful of experimental tourbillon watches to improve rate consistency. Two centuries later, the same spirit of experimentation returns in a wristwatch designed for the modern era.
The 41mm Breguet Gold case features hand-guilloché decoration throughout (including the caseband, dial, and even the space between the lugs), all rendered in the brand’s signature Quai de l’Horloge motif. Beneath the domed sapphire crystal lies a gold dial with Roman numerals on the chapter ring, flinqué guilloché finishing, and blued steel Breguet-style hands. A power-reserve display sits at 6 o’clock, while twin small-seconds subdials at 2 and 10 o’clock mirror those of an 1809 pocket watch that inspired the design. The left subdial has a flyback “observation seconds” function, activated via the pusher at 8 o’clock, which is a clever nod to the timing experiments that foreshadowed the modern chronograph.
Inside is the new Caliber 74SC, a hand-wound movement beating at a super high-frequency rate of 72,000 beats per hour (10 Hz!) and delivering a 60-hour power reserve. The balance uses a pair of opposing micro-magnets to stabilize the staff and minimize friction across all six positions — a system Breguet first patented in 2010 and refined here for even greater accuracy. Each watch is certified to within ±1 second per day, placing it among the most precise mechanical watches on the market. Surprisingly, this isn’t a limited edition; the 2025 Breguet Classique 7225 joins the permanent collection with a price tag of $99,000.
Breguet Classique 7225 Watch Specs
| Model | Classique 7255 |
| Reference Number | 7225BH/0H/9V6 |
| Case | 18K Breguet gold 41mm diameter 10.7mm thick |
| Dial | 18K Breguet gold, hand-guilloché with “Quai de l’Horloge” motif |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, small seconds, observation seconds, power reserve |
| Movement | Caliber 74SC Manual winding 60h power reserve 72,000 (10 HZ) |
| Strap | Navy blue alligator leather strap 18K Breguet gold 3-blade folding clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30m |
| Price | $99,000 |
Reine de Naples 9935 and 8925
Release Date: October 2025
As part of Breguet’s 250th anniversary, two new references join the Reine de Naples collection, each offered in different configurations. The Reine de Naples collection takes its inspiration from the timepieces created between 1810 and 1812 for the Emperor Napoleon I’s sister, Caroline Murat, who later became Queen of Naples. Like the original Queen’s pieces, these modern-day versions feature the signature egg-shaped cases.
The Reine de Naples 8925 is the smaller of the two new references, featuring a 33mm long by 25mm wide Breguet case, set with 107 brilliant-cut diamonds across the flange and bezel. Additional diamonds on the case include 52 brilliant-cut, snow-set diamonds on the round central lug and a solitaire briolette-cut diamond set into the winding crown. The dial, which is available in Breguet gold, white mother-of-pearl, or black aventurine glass, is also home to more diamonds — one pear-shaped diamond at 12 o’clock and 46 diamonds on the hour chapter ring. Powering the watch’s hour and minute display is Caliber 586/1 with a platinum micro-rotor and 38 hours of power reserve. All three versions of the new Reine de Naples 8925 are fitted with a three-link, high-jewelry-like bracelet, crafted in 18k Breguet Gold.
The Reine de Naples 9935 is not only larger but also more complicated. It includes a 36.5mm long by 28.5mm wide oblong case, also furnished with plenty of diamonds — bezel and flange set with 109 brilliant-cut diamonds, round central lug snow-set with 52 brilliant-cut diamonds, and crown set with a briolette-cut diamond. Along with the familiar off-centered hour and minute display, the dial also includes a running seconds hand and moon phase indicator, all powered by the Caliber 537L2 automatic movement. Breuget offers the Reine de Naples 9935 in four variations, including two paired with a blue leather strap, one with an 18k Breguet Gold bracelet, and the final one with a diamond-set 18k Breguet Gold bracelet.
Reine de Naples Watch Specs
| Model/Reference | Reine de Naples 8925 | Reine de Naples 9935 |
| Case | 18k Breguet gold 33mm x 25mm 8.5mm thick Bezel and flange set with 107 brilliant-cut diamonds Round central lug at 6 o’clock snow-set with 52 brilliant-cut diamonds Crown set with a briolette-cut diamond | 18K Breguet gold 36.5mm x 28.5mm 10.3mm thick Bezel and flange set with 109 brilliant-cut diamonds Round central lug at 6 o’clock snow-set with 52 brilliant-cut diamonds Crown set with a briolette-cut diamond |
| Dial Options | -Breguet gold with hand-guilloché “Quai de l’Horloge” motif -Natural white hand-guilloché mother-of-pearl dial -Black lacquered hand-guilloché gold dial with black aventurine glass | -Tahitian mother-of-pearl and aventurine glass -White mother-of-pearl dial -Snow-set with 508 diamonds and 1 sapphire, |
| Functions | Hour and minutes | Hours, minutes, seconds, moon phases |
| Movement | Caliber 586/1 Self-winding Frequency 3 Hz (21,600 vibrations per hour) 38-hour power reserve | Caliber 537L2 Self-winding Frequency of 3.5 Hz (25,200 vibrations per hour) 45-hour power reserve |
| Bracelet/Strap | 18k Breguet Gold bracelet | -18k Breguet Gold bracelet -Snow-set 18k Breguet Gold bracelet -Navy blue satin finish large-scale alligator leather |
Marine Hora Mundi 5555
Release Date: September 2025
In the fifth instalment of its 250th anniversary, Breguet has introduced the commemorative Marine Hora Mundi 55 watch, limited to just 50 examples. As with the other models you’ll read below, this one is crafted in 18k Breguet Gold (the brand’s proprietary gold alloy enriched with silver, copper, and palladium) and dressed in blue — a color closely associated with Breguet.
This special anniversary version is actually based on the current-production Hora Mundi powered by Caliber 77F1, but with plenty of special details worthy of the quarter-of-a-century celebration. For those who aren’t familiar, the Hora Mundi is Breguet’s line of multiple time zone display watches (some GMT, some dual time, and some world time).
In addition to the time and date, Caliber 7751 also indicates a second time and date pair for the time zone of one’s choice, based on one of the 24 cities, each representing a time zone. Unique to Breguet, this travel-time system works like a mechanical memory. You set the home time and date using the crown at 3 o’clock, then set the second city with the push-button crown at 8 o’clock. From there, the movement takes care of the rest, automatically keeping track of both time zones and their dates. Pressing the 8 o’clock button instantly flips the display between the two cities, with the date adjusting on its own. A small indicator at 4 o’clock tells you whether the shown time is day or night.
The head-turning dial is actually composed of two layers: one guilloché to give an ultra-rounded effect and the other sapphire crystal with hand-painted enamel. Did I mention that the enamel on the dial is phosphorescent? That’s right, the dial glows much like NASA’s “Black Marble”, which is the space agency’s nighttime satellite imagery of Earth.
Housing the dial is a 43.9mm Breguet Gold case, with Breguet fluting on the caseband and a sapphire crystal display for a view of the movement. Since this Hora Mundi 5555 belongs to the Navy-inspired Marine collection (rather than the Classique line used for earlier models), it offers an impressive 100 meters of water resistance. Paired with a blue alligator strap and priced at a cool
Hora Mundi 5555 Watch Specs
| Model | Hora Mundi 5555 |
| Reference Number | 5555BH/YS/9WV |
| Case | 18K Breguet gold 43.9mm diameter 13.80 mm thick |
| Dial | Engine-turned 18K gold (latitudes and longitudes), blue gradation Continents hand-painted in grand feu enamel, with city dots in phosphorescent enamel (blue emission colour) |
| Functions | Dual time zone, day/night indicator, date, hours, minutes, seconds |
| Movement | Caliber 77F1 Automatic winding 55h power reserve 28,800 bph (4 HZ) |
| Strap | Navy blue alligator leather strap 18K Breguet gold 3-blade folding clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30m |
| Limited Edition | 50 pieces |
| Price | $104,700 |
Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255
Release Date: June 2025
To celebrate the 224th anniversary of the tourbillon patent, Breguet has introduced a striking new take on its most famous invention. The Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 is the brand’s first-ever flying tourbillon, presented in a 38mm case made from 18k Breguet gold alloy. Limited to just 50 pieces, the watch delivers on both mechanical complexity and visual drama.
At the heart of the watch is a “mystery” flying tourbillon that appears to float in midair. There’s no visible connection between the cage and the rest of the movement. The tourbillon is held in place within a sapphire aperture, with an arm that connects to a transparent sapphire disc outfitted with a geared ring along its perimeter. That ring transfers power to the tourbillon via a hidden connection beneath the dial, giving the entire mechanism the illusion of levitating with no visible support. The one-minute tourbillon also serves as the running seconds.
The effect is amplified by the way the tourbillon rises above the aventurine enamel dial — a deep blue surface flecked with copper particles that shimmer like stars. While the model name includes “Sidéral,” this isn’t a sidereal time watch in the astronomical sense. Instead, the term refers to the dial’s celestial inspiration. This is the first time Breguet has used aventurine enamel, and the connection to the stars is both visual and symbolic. The off-centered display at 12 o’clock features applied Breguet numerals and hollowed gold hands, while gold “Breguet” and “Tourbillon” appliqués are placed at 9 and 3 o’clock, respectively.
The new movement built for this commemorative Breguet tourbillon is Calibre 187M1, operating at 18,000 bph and supplying a 50-hour power reserve. A sapphire window reveals the stunning hand-wound movement, decorated with linear and circular guilloché inspired by the river Seine’s curves. Priced at $226,000, each piece is individually numbered and housed in a red anniversary presentation box.
Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 Watch Specs
| Model | Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 |
| Reference Number | 7255BH/2Y/9VU |
| Case | 18K Breguet gold 38 mm diameter × 10.2 mm thick |
| Dial | Grand feu aventurine enamel with Breguet gold hour-circle (satin-brushed, blue PVD), applied numerals and logos |
| Functions | Off-centered hours and minutes, small seconds on flying tourbillon cage |
| Movement | Caliber 187M1; manual winding; 50h power reserve; 30 mm × 4.8 mm; 23 jewels; 18,000 vph; 18K gold bridges; guilloché finish |
| Strap | Navy blue alligator leather, large scales, lined in matching leather; 18K Breguet gold 3-blade folding clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30m |
| Limited Edition | 50 pieces |
| Price | $226,000 |
Breguet Type XX Chronographe 2075
Release Date: June 2025
Breguet’s 250th anniversary celebrations include a transatlantic tribute in the form of the Type XX Chronographe 2075. Housed in a 38.3mm case made from Breuget gold, this new release honors a 1955 “civilian” Type XX while commemorating the daring 1930 Paris-to-New York flight by Dieudonné Costes and Maurice Bellonte aboard the red Breguet 19 “Super Bidon,” famously decorated with a question mark on each side.
The Type XX 2075 is available in two versions. One features a black dial made from anodized aluminum — a nod to Louis Breguet’s pioneering use of Duralumin in aviation — and bears a discreet “Al” marking near 7 o’clock to denote the dial material. The second, limited to 250 pieces, includes a vertically brushed solid silver dial marked “Ag925.” Both dials are finished with applied Arabic numerals and a Breguet signature in Breguet gold, with a tachymeter scale exclusive to the silver version. Each watch is paired with a gradient leather strap and a slim, bidirectional rotating bezel with black numerals for the black dial, and blue for the silver.
Inside are two manually wound chronograph movements based on the high-frequency Caliber 728. The black dial version is powered by Caliber 7279 with a 15-minute counter at 3 o’clock, while the silver dial model runs on Caliber 7278 with a 30-minute counter in the same position. Both calibers are finished in Breguet gold and visible through sapphire casebacks engraved with a depiction of the 1930 flight path and the Breguet 19 aircraft mid-flight.
Type XX Chronographe 2075 Watch Specs
| Model | Type XX Chronographe | Type XX Chronographe |
| Reference Number | 2075BH/99/398 | 2075BH/G9/398 |
| Case | 18K Breguet gold 38.3 mm diameter 13.2 mm thick | 18K Breguet gold 38.3 mm diameter 13.2 mm thick |
| Water Resistance | 50 meters | 50 meters |
| Dial | Black anodized aluminium Beige luminescent Arabic numerals and markers 15-min counter at 3 o’clock, small seconds at 9 o’clock | Silver 925 Applied Arabic numerals and markers in gold 30-min counter at 3 o’clock Small seconds at 9 o’clock, tachymeter scale |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph | Hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph |
| Movement | Caliber 7279 Manual-winding 5 Hz 60h power reserve 258 components Hand-engraved transatlantic flight tribute | Caliber 7278 Manual-winding 5 Hz 60h power reserve 257 components Hand-engraved transatlantic flight tribute |
| Strap/Buckle | Gradient black calfskin with 18K gold pin buckle | Gradient blue calfskin with 18K gold pin buckle |
| Limited Edition | No | Yes, 250 pieces |
| Price | CHF 36,500 | CHF 38,000 |
Tradition 7035 Seconde Rétrograde
Release Date: May 2025
Breguet expands its commemorative 250th anniversary lineup with the new Tradition 7035 Seconde Rétrograde, crafted entirely in the brand’s proprietary Breguet gold. The 38mm case features a fluted middle and polished surfaces, while a domed sapphire crystal is engraved with “BREGUET 250 YEARS.” True to the Tradition collection, the open-dial architecture reveals much of the movement’s micro-engineering, complete with blued screws, ruby bearings, and bridges finished in matching Breguet gold.
The centerpiece of the design is the off-center dial at 12 o’clock, finished in translucent blue grand feu enamel over a guilloché Quai de l’Horloge motif, a nod to Breguet’s historic workshop on the Île de la Cité in Paris. The blue theme continues with a retrograde seconds hand arcing between 10 and 11 o’clock, complemented by stylized fleur-de-lys minute markers and silver Breguet numerals.
Powering the watch is the automatic Caliber 505SR, which operates at 3 Hz and delivers a 50-hour power reserve. The movement includes a patented Nivachron™ balance spring and features a platinum crescent-shaped rotor, vertically brushed and visible through the caseback. The watch is fitted on a navy blue alligator strap with a Breguet gold buckle and comes in a red leather presentation box inspired by 18th-century Moroccan cases. Limited to 250 pieces, the 2025 Breguet Tradition 7035 Seconde Rétrograde is priced at $51,200.
Interestingly, the last time Breguet unveiled a Tradition 7035 Seconde Rétrograde (2021), it was in the form of a gem-set ladies’ watch. For this commemorative version, Breguet has stripped away all the precious gems and makes no mention of this being made for women — a very similar evolution of the Patek 4947 that we recently covered.
Tradition 7035 Watch Specs
| Model | Tradition Seconde Rétrograde |
| Reference Number | 7035BH/H2/9V6 |
| Case | 18k Breguet gold 38mm diameter 12.6mm thick |
| Dial | Off-centered translucent blue grand feu enamel on hand-guilloché 18k Breguet gold base Breguet Arabic numerals Fleur-de-lis minute track 18k gold open-tipped hands, blued steel retrograde seconds hand |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, retrograde seconds |
| Movement | Caliber 505SR Automatic 50-hour power reserve 3 Hz (21,600 vph) 245 components, 38 jewels, bridges in shot-blasted and satin-finished 18k Breguet gold 950 platinum crescent-shaped rotor Patented Breguet Nivachron™ balance spring |
| Strap | Navy blue alligator leather (large scales) with 18k Breguet gold pin buckle |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| Retail Price | $51,200 |
| Limited Edition | 250 pieces |
Classique Souscription
Release Date: April 2025
To mark its 250th anniversary, Breguet has revived one of the most important ideas in its history: the subscription watch. First introduced by Abraham-Louis Breguet in the late 18th century, these oversized pocket watches featured a single central hand, enamel dial, and a novel pre-payment model that helped fund their development. By reimagining that concept as a modern wristwatch, Breguet is shining a light on a quieter part of its legacy — one rooted in mechanical purity and restraint, rather than its more famous invention, the tourbillon.
The original souscription watches were oversized pocket watches, measuring about 61mm in diameter, with a single central hand and a pared-down enamel dial that focused entirely on legibility and balance. Fast-forward 250 years, and Breguet’s reinterpretation is a clean, classically styled, and manually wound piece that doesn’t try to modernize for the sake of it. Instead, it leans into the quiet luxury and restraint that made the original concept so enduring.
The new Classique Souscription stays true to the original’s spirit. The 40mm case, crafted from the proprietary gold alloy Breguet gold, debuts a fresh design with a satin-brushed caseband in place of the brand’s usual fluting, plus newly curved lugs for better ergonomics. A domed sapphire crystal enhances the pocket-watch profile.
The white grand feu enamel dial is as clean and crisp as you’d expect from Breguet. A single blued steel Breguet hand — flame-blued and tipped with a round counterweight — points to the signature Breguet numerals and railway minute track in black petit feu enamel. The decision to use only one hand is a historical nod, recalling the original one-hand souscription pocket watches. That hand is curved entirely by hand to match the dial’s convex profile, which is a subtle but telling detail. Depending on the light, the inscriptions “Souscription,” the unique serial number, and the secret signature can appear discreetly between the center of the dial and 6 o’clock, while the brand name appears in an elegant black enamel script at 12.
Visible through the large, slightly domed sapphire crystal on the caseback is the new manually-wound Caliber VS00, crafted from gilded brass in a tone that echoes Breguet gold. The movement inside this 2025 Breguet release features a brand-new guilloché pattern, known as Quai de l’Horloge, while the movement architecture itself draws inspiration from the original Souscription calibers developed by A.-L. Breguet.
The movement runs at a frequency of 21,600 bph (3 Hz) and offers an impressive four-day power reserve from a single barrel. At its core is a blued balance spring fitted with a Breguet overcoil, crafted from Nivachron™ — a titanium-based, non-magnetic alloy that enhances resistance to temperature changes, magnetic fields, and shocks. The bridges and mainplate are finished with a fine shot-blasted texture, a decorative approach inspired by early A.-L. Breguet constructions. Blued steel screws and ruby bearings introduce subtle color contrast, while the large ratchet wheel at the center bears an engraved inscription: a faithful reproduction of Breguet’s original words about the Souscription movement, written in his distinctive cursive hand.
The Breguet Classique Souscription 2025 is presented on a navy blue alligator leather strap with tone-on-tone stitching and lining, fitted with a matching Breguet gold pin buckle.
Each piece comes in a red Moroccan-style leather presentation box, embossed with “BREGUET 250 YEARS” and the individual watch number—a nod to the presentation boxes Breguet used during the French Consulate and Empire periods. Surprisingly, this isn’t a limited edition piece; however, the CHF 45,000 price point will certainly limit access to this commemorative 2025 Breguet Classique Souscription watch.
2025 Breguet Classique Souscription Specs
| Model | Classique Souscription |
| Reference Number | 2025BH/28/9W6 |
| Case | 18k Breguet gold 40mm diameter 10.8mm thick |
| Dial | White grand feu enamel on gold base, Black petit feu enamel Breguet Arabic numerals, minute track, and signature; Engraved “Souscription,” serial number, and secret signature; Single flame-blued steel Breguet hand, curved and mirror-polished |
| Functions | Single-hand time indication (resolution: ±2 minutes) |
| Movement | Caliber VS00 Hand-wound 21,600bph (3 Hz) 96-hour power reserve |
| Strap | Navy blue large-scaled alligator leather with navy blue lining 18k Breguet gold pin buckle |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| Retail Price | CHF 45,000 (Approximately USD $54,500) |
Upcoming 2025 Breguet Releases
Breguet isn’t done yet. With the year still unfolding, it’s a safe bet we’ll see more releases tied to the brand’s 250th anniversary. If the Classique Souscription, Tradition 7035, Type XX, and Tourbillon Sidéral are any indication, the rest of the 2025 lineup will continue to explore different chapters of the brand’s history, from foundational concepts to its most celebrated complications.
As always, stay tuned to Grey Market Magazine for updates on all the latest Breguet releases.
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