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Yes, I think it’s a by-product of using the same base movement as the 3350/3357
The Classique 3757 uses the calibre 558QP, which has the same base movement (calibre 558) as the Classique 3350/3357. If you look at those references, you can clearly see the front of the base plate is engraved around the bridge of the tourbillon. My suspicion is Breguet just used those movements as is, but added the perpetual module on the dial side and covered the engraved portion with the dial.
The newer Classique 3797 uses the updated calibre 558QP2, which seems to cut that entire part out of the base plate, and thus doesn’t have the same engraved parts.
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Also hand engraved inside? Parts you normally don’t see?
To be honest I’m a bit confused Just made a nice slow motion video of a Breguet tourbillon for an Instagram post We know how the back looks But look at this screenshot I made from the video Am I confused, is this some strange reflection or is even the inn...
One of my bigger regrets…
…not buying one of these when truly nobody gave any value to them and they were so off-trend. They still represent one of the best values in Tourbillion watches, but I can’t move my head beyond the prices they used to be !!
Who cares, I mean this watch has neither a blue dial nore an integrated bracelet!
But, yes, it is engraved "on the inner side". That's just Breguet rolls sometimes.
Lol
But unfortunately you’re correct….. Who cares about real haute horlogerie nowadays
I think you are mistaken as to where the engravings in question are...
Yours is a different variant than the OP's but that aside, yours is engraved in the same place as where the OP is questioning.
Booooaaaaahh… What an incredible watch…
Fantastic macros, too! Yes, for me the inner side looks hand engraved too.
Yes, I think it’s a by-product of using the same base movement as the 3350/3357
The Classique 3757 uses the calibre 558QP, which has the same base movement (calibre 558) as the Classique 3350/3357. If you look at those references, you can clearly see the front of the base plate is engraved around the bridge of the tourbillon. My susp...
