Breguet is a renowned Swiss luxury watchmaker with a rich history that dates back over two centuries. The brand was founded in 1775 by Abraham-Louis Breguet, a watchmaker of great significance in the horological world.

One of Breguet's most impactful contributions to horology was the invention of the tourbillon - a mechanism that compensates for errors in timekeeping caused by gravity's effects on the movement of the watch. Breguet patented the tourbillon in 1801, and it remains a highly regarded and sought-after complication in mechanical watches to this day. He is also credited with devising the wrist watch, inventing self-winding movements, balance springs, Breguet hands, numerals and guilloche. 

This example features both a day-date and moonphase complication, housed in a white/cream guilloche dial. Its a rare reference to come across in white gold and arguably the most attractive metal to find it in given the dial accents. At 36mm, the case wears elegantly on a variety of wrists. Remaining in fantastic shape, this piece appears completely unpolished and comes with its factory deployant buckle in 18k. If you've been considering a dressier timepiece, this a one to have any level of collector swooning.

Dial: Mint. Bezel: No notable wear. Hands: Mint. Case: Appears completely unpolished and has light signs of use. Hallmarks are deep and crisp. Correct signed crown. Bracelet: Two piece brown leather strap from Delugs. Crystal: Clear. Accessories: Original Breguet deployant buckle in 18k white gold. The recently serviced movement and is running well on our timegrapher and comes with our 1 year mechanical warranty.

Year/era: Late 90s Reference: 3330 Serial: 31XX Dimensions: 36mm wide Movement: Automatic Breguet caliber 502.