Breguet previously displayed the time in different parts of the world within the Classique collection under the name Hora Mundi: a model acclaimed for its instantaneous dual time-zone change at the touch of a pusher. Resulting from three years of R&D and protected by four patents, it is as of spring 2022 part of the brand’s latest collection, Marine. Its fascinating decoration strongly associates the notion of travel with oceans, whose hand-guilloché waves appear to lap gently against the satin-brushed shores of continents outlined a metallic turquoise border. The face is crossed by meridians appearing to float on a sapphire plate. Perched above the aperture through which the cities representing the 24 time zones appear in turn, a small sea anchor points to the one the wearer has chosen as a reference. The show continues on the back through the sapphire caseback beneath which the self-winding movement brings this little world to life.
Marine Hora Mundi
Case: 18k rose or white gold, sapphire back, water-resistant to 100m
Diameter: 43.9mm
Movement: mechanical self-winding (caliber 77f1, 55 power reserve), silicon balance-spring
Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date, dual time zone, day/night
Dial: sunburst blue, guilloché, sapphire plates, luminescent hands
Strap/Bracelet: leather, rubber or gold, gold triple blade folding clasp
Price: on request
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