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Breguet | Chapter 1: The Little-Known, Great Trajectory of Breguet! Gallery

<strong>Breguet</strong> | The marine chronometer "Breguet No. 3196," crafted by founder Abraham-Louis Breguet and delivered to the French Ministry of the Navy.
<strong>Breguet</strong> | The biplane "Breguet I," completed in 1909 by Louis Charles Breguet, the fifth generation of the family (pictured left).
<strong>Breguet</strong> | The "Breguet XIX," which achieved the first non-stop flight between Paris and New York in 1930. It was nicknamed the "Question Mark" after the mark drawn on its fuselage.
<strong>Breguet</strong> | The pocket watch "Breguet No. 3732" for the French Naval Aviation. It features a 24-hour display and a stop-seconds (hack) mechanism. Made in 1958. The case back is engraved with "MARINE NATIONALE AERONAUTIQE AVALE 0124-A."
<strong>Breguet</strong> | The commemorative first model of the Type XX, "Breguet No. 4100." The 3 o'clock subdial is a 30-minute counter, larger than the small seconds at 9 o'clock, with a different hand shape.
<strong>Breguet</strong> | "Breguet No. 1780," one of the first-generation variations derived from the first model. The case and bezel are made of yellow gold, and it was also a commercially available model.
<strong>Breguet</strong> | "Breguet No. 3495," one of the first-generation variations. It features a 12-hour counter at 6 o'clock, and the bezel is also graduated.
<strong>Breguet</strong> | The second-generation Type XX, "Breguet No. 21122." It features a thick black bezel marked with minute counters.
<strong>Breguet</strong> | The third-generation "Type XX Aeronavale," born in 1995. It remains a long-selling model in the current collection. ¥1,039,500.
<strong>Breguet</strong> | A strap version of the third-generation "Type XX Aeronavale." ¥840,000.
<strong>Breguet</strong> | The fourth-generation "Type XX Transatlantique" was introduced in 1998. Gold cases were also available, including this one in 18k yellow gold. This model is discontinued.
The fourth-generation "Type XX Transatlantique" was also produced with colored dials. The vibrant blue evokes thoughts of the vast sky. This model is discontinued.
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