5177BA/12/9V6
- Production
- 2006–present
- Model
- Classique 5177
- Case material
- 18k Yellow Gold
- Case size
- 38mm
- Movement
- Automatic
- Calibre
- Cal. 777Q
- Dial colours
- Silver / White
- Market value band
- $18k – $90k
Abraham-Louis Breguet invented most of the vocabulary this watch is drawn in. The hollowed pomme hands and the slanted Arabic numerals carry his name because he originated them, and the engine-turned guilloché he made standard on watch dials is his too. He died in 1823, and the house now builds watches that quote him. The dial here is grand feu enamel, fired rather than printed.
- Breguet hands and Breguet numerals are house design signatures rather than dial options. A grand feu enamel dial is fired glass on metal, not a printed finish.
Before you ask.
When was the Breguet 5177BA/12/9V6 produced?
The 5177BA/12/9V6 has been in production since 2006.
What movement does the Breguet 5177BA/12/9V6 use?
The Breguet 5177BA/12/9V6 runs the Cal. 777Q, an automatic movement.
How do I check a Breguet 5177BA/12/9V6 with Watch Safe?
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