Breguet Classique 7147: True Simplicity, True Mastery...

The Breguet Classique 7147 displays this craft right on its face Breguet, which has been making watches since 1775, basically invented the wristwatch When you wear a Breguet, it feels like a historical object.

The slender blued-steel hands on the 7147 were introduced in 1783, and if the numerals look familiar, it's because the house-designed "Breguet numerals" are now a standard option across the industry One of the most unique parts of the watch is unphotographable: Breguet's "Secret signature," etched on the enamel dial between the sub-seconds hand and 3:00, which can only be seen in oblique light Breguet's been doing this since 1795 to stymie counterfeiters.

Breguet also hand-paints the minuscule diamonds and fleurs-de-lis, which makes for an absolutely stunning minute track. . Source