On October 7, the exhibition "Breguet, the Innovator " took place, for an evening, at the Tokyo National Museum.
From the Tourbillon to the Classique Chronométrie, the House presented a selection of its greatest horological inventions - covering more than 200 years of history - to its guests.
Guests were also animated by exclusive demonstrations of a watchmaker and a presentation on the invention of the magnetic pivot. This solution relies on two endstones, each fitted with a micro-magnet, at either end of the balance staff. The aim is to improve the pivoting, oscillations and stability of the balance. The much enhanced regulating capacity of the balance that ensues allows Breguet to set another milestone in the history of watchmaking.
The evening ended with a live performance of Mr Kazuhiro Nishijima, a famous Japanese ballet dancer.
Guests were also animated by exclusive demonstrations of a watchmaker and a presentation on the invention of the magnetic pivot. This solution relies on two endstones, each fitted with a micro-magnet, at either end of the balance staff. The aim is to improve the pivoting, oscillations and stability of the balance. The much enhanced regulating capacity of the balance that ensues allows Breguet to set another milestone in the history of watchmaking.
The evening ended with a live performance of Mr Kazuhiro Nishijima, a famous Japanese ballet dancer.
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