Breguet, Ref. 3800 Type XX Aeronavale
Swiss. C. 2000. The Breguet Type XX Aeronavale in rose gold with a captivating blue dial embodies the epitome of horological excellence and nautical heritage. A true fusion of precision engineering and timeless elegance, this timepiece pays homage to its aviation origins while seamlessly transitioning into the realm of luxury watchmaking. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the 40mm case in warm rose gold exudes an air of refined opulence, setting the stage for a stunning visual experience. Its polished surfaces and harmonious curves not only reflect Breguet's commitment to traditional craftsmanship but also underscore the brand's dedication to creating enduring pieces that transcend passing trends. The mesmerizing blue dial of the watch conjures images of boundless skies meeting deep oceans, capturing the essence of both aviation and maritime worlds. Breguet's signature Arabic numerals, exquisitely shaped hands, and vintage-inspired minute track grace the dial, further accentuating the watch's timeless allure and ensuring legibility at all times. Equipped with a range of meticulously designed complications, the Ref. 3800 seamlessly integrates form and function. The flyback chronograph, a nod to its military aviation roots, enables swift and continuous timing of successive events. The unidirectional rotating bezel serves both utilitarian and aesthetic purposes, offering precision timing for essential calculations while adding a distinctive maritime touch. Powered by a self-winding movement, every heartbeat of the watch is a testament to Breguet's mastery of mechanical watchmaking. As a tribute to its naval heritage, the Breguet Type XX Aeronavale Ref. 3800 seamlessly marries classic aesthetics with contemporary luxury. Whether donned for formal occasions or adventures on land and sea, this watch is a symbol of one's appreciation for timeless elegance, precision engineering, and a deep-rooted connection to the skies and oceans that have inspired generations. The watch was found to be running at the time of cataloguing. It has not been tested for timekeeping accuracy and may require adjustment.