- On June 26, 1801, Abraham-Louis Breguet changed watchmaking forever with his patent for the tourbillon—a brilliant solution to counter the effects of gravity on a watch’s accuracy. Though the first examples appeared a few years later, the tourbillon remains, more than two centuries on, one of the most admired achievements in horology.

- The reference 3577 “Classique Tourbillon Chronograph” beautifully celebrates Breguet’s legacy. The tourbillon sits proudly at 12 o’clock, surrounded by a rich blend of textures across the silver dial—clous de Paris, basketweave, waves, and brushed finishes—all paired with the brand’s iconic blued hands. It’s classic Breguet through and through.

- Beyond the tourbillon, this watch also features a chronograph with 30-minute and 12-hour counters—adding a useful layer of function without disrupting its elegance. In very good condition, it’s a refined and quietly sporty piece for anyone drawn to Breguet’s timeless charm.