Breguet Classique Calendrier 7337

One of the longest-lived models in Breguet’s line-up, the Breguet Classique Calendrier 7337 has been in the actual catalogue since the 1980s before being refurbished in 2009 to offer the model its current proportions.

Now Breguet has given the 7337 a gentle cosmetic makeover with a redesigned watch dial. Despite changing nothing of the fundamentals, the new dial gives the 7337 a distinctly different look that is amongst the most advanced in the brand’s Classique collection. The new Blancpain Classique Calendrier 7337 modernises a longstanding model in Breguet’s lineup, one that was originally inspired by pocket watches the brand made in the particular 19th century. The redesign certainly succeeds in giving the 7337 a more contemporary flavour, so anyone who finds the original design overly old fashioned will appreciate the facelift. However , the brand new look will lose some of the classical elegance that defines Breguet in my opinion. And it also loses typically the quirky elegance that was characteristic of the original dial layout.

Design aside, the new 7337 is very much identical to the earlier model in terms of movement and construction, which means the quality is excellent, as is typical of Breguet. Considering the quality associated with build, materials - often the guilloche dial for instance is solid gold - and the historically-significant brand name, the new 7337 is a reasonably priced proposition at US$43, 000, which is similar to the previously version as well as unchanged for quite a while. Despite looking substantially various, the new Blancpain Classique Calendrier 7337 only differs when it comes to cosmetics. Fundamentally it remains identical to the earlier version.

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The key differences in terms regarding design are the twin calendar windows and also plaques for the brand along with serial numbers. Both windows now have an angular outline with distinct corners, while the work schedule discs are in a high-contrast dark blue. And the plaques are horizontal instead of arched. The guilloche on the switch has also been scaled back, with the engine turning below the moon phase disc as well as the seconds register and have been done away with. The result of these changes is a cleaner, modern look.

That said, one detail has been elaborated upon: the celestial satellite on the moon-phase display is a disc involving solid precious metal that’s been hammered manually to created a dimpled finish that evokes the real-life Moon. All of those other watch continues to be identical. The slim 39 mm case contains the cal. 502. 3 QSE1, an ultra-thin movement that is evolved from a Frederic Piguet calibre originally launched in the 1970s. While the movement retains its signature off-centre rotor, it has been substantially upgraded since then, most notably along with silicon escapement parts.