18 Aug, 2009
Antiques and the Arts Online – Breguet At The Louvre: An Apogee Of European Watchmaking
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Breguet No. 5 quarter-repeating, self-winding watch, 1789–94, sold to Count Journiac Saint-Méard in March 1794. Collection Montres Breguet SA. ©Montres Breguet SA
Paris, France:Through a retrospective of the works of Abraham-Louis Breguet (1747–1823) being presented in the Louvre’s Sully Wing from June 25 to September 7, visitors will discover the art of watchmaking at its apogee, evidenced by the unique precision timepieces, combining genius, virtuoso techniques and avant-garde aesthetics.
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Antiques and the Arts Online – Breguet At The Louvre: An Apogee Of European Watchmaking
One of the many things I admire about Piaget, is their willingness and ability to create bespoke or unique creations for their often very elite client base. One Piaget story I’ve never forgotten involved a sheik who wanted not a single custom watch, but 32 of them-one for each for the same number of ladies in his harem!
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