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Breguet watches for women
Breguet sits at the intersection of poetry and precision, and that shows in how the maison approaches women’s watches. The story begins in 18th-century Paris with Abraham-Louis Breguet, and the design codes that followed, the numerals, the hands, the guilloche, still anchor the catalog today. If you want a watch that feels intimate yet undeniably high horology, this is a house that speaks softly and carries serious substance.
Who does Breguet imagine wearing its ladies’ pieces? Two clear camps, with plenty of overlap. The first loves artistry and finishing, the quiet flex of hand-turned guilloche and mother-of-pearl. The second wants sport-adjacent practicality without losing elegance. The collections map neatly to that split. Reine de Naples is the signature, an oval that hugs the wrist and often adds a diamond bezel or a moonphase. Classique delivers thin profiles and Roman numerals for a dressy take that still reads modern. Marine brings steel, rubber straps, and brighter lume, while Tradition offers openworked theater for those who want the mechanics on display. And for a luxe pilot chronograph with presence, the Type XX family wears confidently unisex.
Pricing depends on metals, diamonds, and complexity. Steel and simpler Classique pieces usually sit lower, while rose or white gold, diamond setting, moonphase displays, or skeletonized movements move the needle higher. New and unworn examples command a premium, while pre-owned watches open doors to yellow gold and earlier dial executions at approachable levels. The through line remains quality, from sapphire crystal to careful finishing, and movements that span automatic to manual, many with silicon balance-spring technology for stability and resistance to magnetism. It is luxury without shouting, and that restraint is part of the appeal.
Collections and watch types
- Reine de Naples: oval dress watch; guilloche, mother-of-pearl, diamonds.
- Classique: slim, Roman numerals, timeless dress proportions.
- Marine: sport-chic in steel or gold; rubber or bracelet.
- Tradition: openworked artistry showcasing movement architecture.
- Type XX/XXI/XXII: pilot chronographs with unisex presence.
Sizes, materials, and dials
- Case metals: steel; rose, white, or yellow gold; optional diamond bezels.
- Case sizes: compact under mid-30s; midsize to high-30s; ovals wear small.
- Dials: mother-of-pearl, engine-turned guilloche, selective openwork; Roman or Breguet numerals.
- Crystal: sapphire across modern pieces for clarity and durability.
- Straps and bracelets: alligator, crocodile, rubber, satin, or metal with folding clasps.
Movements and complications
- Automatic ease; manual winding for a hands-on ritual.
- Silicon balance springs for stability and magnetic resistance.
- Practical functions: date, small seconds, or central seconds.
- Poetic adds: moonphase and power reserve on select references.
- Marine line increases water resistance for daily versatility.
Price and availability
- Boutique-fresh pieces cost most and show the latest dials.
- Pre-owned offers vintage or earlier looks, often strong value in yellow gold.
- Costs climb with metal, diamonds, and complications; bezels and calibers add most.
- Steel and simple Classique sit lower; ornate Tradition or Reine de Naples can exceed €100.000.
What to search when browsing
- Reine de Naples with mother-of-pearl and diamond bezel.
- Classique in rose gold with guilloche and Roman numerals.
- Marine in stainless steel on rubber for daily wear.
- Tradition with open bridges for visible mechanics.
Whether you lean toward delicate craft or prefer a unisex statement with pilot credentials, Breguet delivers substance wrapped in style. That balance of grace, history, and technical depth keeps collectors quietly coming back.