Breguet presents new interpretations of the Marine 5517 and the Marine Chronographe 5527. These are two creations with distinct personalities, united by the collection's signature design codes and the Maison's savoir-faire.

The new Marine 5517 and Marine Chronographe 5527 reveal new nuances, ranging from glacier blue to black, as well as subtle blue and gray gradients. Available in white gold, rose gold, or titanium, each offers a unique take on the collection's design codes.

Crafted from gold, the dials feature hand-guilloché work in the "Quai de l'Horloge" pattern, with a relief that appears differently depending on the color tones.

 

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As the collection's purest expression, the Marine 5517 focuses on the essentials with a three-hand display. Meanwhile, the Marine Chronographe 5527 [lead photo] asserts a sportier character, enhanced by a flyback chronograph function.

In both models, the date is now positioned at 6 o'clock, reinforcing the dial's balance, while various details evoke the world of navigation: the seconds or chronograph hand incorporates the "B" from the maritime "Bravo" flag, the crown guard recalls the movement of waves, and the gold oscillating weight is inspired by the lines of a ship's wheel.

Heir to the history linking Breguet to the French Royal Navy since 1815, the Marine collection now translates this spirit of adventure and exploration into a contemporary vision, where performance, robustness, and aesthetics draw inspiration from the codes of the nautical world.