Breguet Watches

Breguets superb craftmanship has always been popular, counting the European royals and Napolean Bonaparte as its most loyal customers. In the 1950s, it supplied the French Navy with the XX watch - a series of highly precise and legible timepieces. Years later, Breguet made the XX available for civilians, one of the two versions being the Breguet Type XXI Transatlantique. Available in stainless steel, gold or titanium cases, it retained the flyback chronograph function and features select complications such as a 12-hr and 30-min totalisers, an AM/PM indicator, elapsed-minutes register by a centre hand, date, large minute counter, and seconds sub dial. Housing an automatic movement, the case ranges in size from 32.5mm to 42.5 mm with a graduated turning bezel. Boasting of water resistance up to 100m, Breguet Type XXI Transatlantique also offers the same technical elegance for women.