Breguet, a brand of elegance, tradition and craftsmanship might be best known for its historically-inspired tourbillons. Reference 5287BB however, is the brand's take on the classic dress chronograph, reference 5247, which preceded it, had the same movement but had a completely different casing and dial construction. Breguet's caliber 533.3, which is based on the Lemania CH 27 from the 1940s, is housed inside the 5287, with a running seconds subdial on the left and a 30-minute totalizer subdial on the right. The movement is a two-register column-wheel chronograph and its finishing is short of excellent as you would expect from a historical manufacture as Breguet.

With its signature fluting on the caseband, the dial is really where Breguet has decided to stand out from other chronographs - The dial is 18k gold, silvered, and completed with a variety of guilloche patterns, including engine-turned hobnail on the main section, circular barleycorn on the seconds register, and snailing on the minutes totalizer. The brushed metallic surface on the registers makes the 5287 surprisingly easy to read for such an elaborate chronograph.

The 5287 comes in four configurations, with cases in both rose gold and white gold and dials in either silvered 18k gold or black. The white case and white gold dial render this timepiece extremely contemporary and equally elegant, presented to you in excellent condition this timepiece is a must have for classic collectors seeking out for quality and elegance in their collection.