This is not traditional Breguet and this is not a traditional chronograph.
Stick around. We are gonna talk about it.
So what I mean by that is essentially if you're in the watch industry or basically,
you like watches at all you'll become eventually over time,
no pun intended associated with this very prestigious brand called Breguet. The founder,
I forgot his first name, but the last name is obviously Breguet. He was a French watchmaker
that essentially built the company from the ground-up close to 200 years ago and has had
a lot of innovations and watches that essentially, you know, we still use today
in making watches of which is this piece. This is essentially Breguet's pilot-oriented basically
like yeah, it's pilot-oriented chronograph it's called their Type XXI. It's not the type XX,
type XXI. There's a difference. So Type XXIs usually have three registers on the sub-dials
and they usually have Roman numerals. Type XX ones have Arabic numerals and their bi-registers.
And in this case, this is what's considered a flyback chronograph. This is really, really unique
because it essentially allows you to time things separately. It's not a split chronograph, and it's
not your traditional chronograph. It's a little bit in between. And I'll show you what I mean. But
aside from being non-traditional Breguet. Breguet usually uses classical proportions. They use very
monochrome colors. They never break out and do anything fun. This one just came out last year
and it's 42 millimeters in diameter. It's 15 millimeters thick. It's got a bidirectional
ceramic bezel that is really cool, and very satisfying. And it's got this very unique
orange color. Now there is a green variant and both of them are limited editions ns to
250 pieces per color. And we've got one of them and it's got the box and the papers. So
what I mean by a flyback chronograph is you probably see that the main chronograph
is running right now, and essentially I'm gonna do something very dangerous.
Do not try this at home kids, because if you do this with a regular chronograph, you'll probably
break it. But essentially as it's running right now, you can safely press the reset button and it
continues to go, which is really cool because it allows you to time separate things while this is
actually running. Now it doesn't obviously keep track like your iPhone or anything like that,
but this will allow you to, you know, I guess essentially time cars going by whatever you
wanna do with it. But anyway, this piece, like I said, just came out last year in 2021 and it's got
this really cool Arabic dial with two registers and you get the nice date that matches very well
with the dial down at the 6 by the way, this is a hundred meters of water resistance too
so this is very safe to take to the beach. And then essentially this does have,
let me open up the very nice leather strap, by the way, goes very well with this,
this watch the exhibition caseback and as usual, Breguet being Breguet and almost 200 years old,
they know a thing or two about finishing. So the movement is all finished off by hand,
as you would expect from a company like this. But that being said we do, we did just get this,
I believe this week. So yeah, it comes with the box and papers and I think it's completely unworn.
Limited edition to 250 pieces worldwide ever made. And we've got one at SwissWatchExpo.com. You know,
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