Breguet Test Of A Prototype

Established as an independent engraver in 1978, Olivier Vaucher (he was born in 1954) has, as he admits, had many difficult years, and has known many ups and downs. But he never gave in to the temptation to give it all up or to find refuge in stone setting, as have so many others. Standing firm during the watch crisis that dragged on and on, he managed to hold on, and then saw his tenacity rewarded starting about ten years ago with the renewed interest in engraving.

For Antonio from Barcelona:Yes, it is a Breguet watch the one worn by ¡°Danglars¡± from the book ¡°The Count of Montecristo¡±. References such as: ¡°Danglars¡¯ watch, a masterpiece by Breguet which he had rewound with care (...)chimed half past five in the morning.¡±

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