Breguet La Tradition 7027 BA Papers 2015

Breguet*** La Tradition 7027 BA*** Papers 2015

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Breguet La Tradition 7027 BA, 18K Yellow Gold, Papers
Serial: 2387 / 0602967
Circa: 2015
Reference: 7027 BA

DIAL: Silvered gold dial with hand guilloché decoration, openwork movement. Blue Breguet hands.

CASE: 37mm, 18K yellow gold, coin edge, sapphire crystal, sapphire caseback

MOVEMENT: Caliber 507 DR, manual wind, 34 jewels

BRACELET: Alligator strap with 18K gold Breguet ardillon (tang) buckle

CONDITION REPORT: Excellent overall condition, previously worn.

NOTES: This watch comes with its original warranty book, which includes the stamped paper page.

The Breguet La Tradition 7027 made its initial appearance back in 2005, and it certainly made a significant impact during its time. This piece boasts an unconventional design inspired from early Breguet pocket watches with its openwork face and incorporating a subtle nod to tradition with a small guilloché dial positioned just below the 12 o'clock marker. Furthermore, a distinctive detail is the coin-edged texture adorning the case flanks. Beyond these customary features, the overall aesthetic exudes a blend of avant-garde and classical elements.
The technical aspects of the Breguet Tradition 7027 are equally intriguing. Powering this watch is the manual wind 507 DR movement, providing a commendable 50-hour power reserve and prominently displaying the power reserve on the upper left side of the dial. Notably, it incorporates Breguet's time-honored "Pare-chute" shock protection system, originating in the early 1790's. This feature is clearly visible at the 4 o'clock position, where the spring is attached directly on top of the balance cock and extends to the balance pivot over the escapement. The dual power reserve indication on the front and back tell us both sides of this watch should be admired. Additionally, Breguet proudly highlights the use of its own Breguet overcoil, a groundbreaking innovation that set a standard for many watch manufacturers during the late 1800s. While such innovations are now commonplace in the industry, it's important to recognize that they were revolutionary at the time of their introduction and continue to influence contemporary watchmaking.

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