years ago, Abraham-Louis Breguet, in his watchmaking workshop on the Embankment

years ago, Abraham-Louis Breguet, in his watchmaking workshop on the Embankment in Paris, created the tourbillon regulating mechanism, a marvel of watchmaking history. This incredibly complex and precise mechanism showcased Breguet's exceptional vision and creativity, and remains significant to this day. Today, the tourbillon's role and significance extend beyond simply improving timekeeping accuracy; it has written a glorious chapter in the history of watchmaking. Breguet tourbillon timepieces have continuously innovated and surpassed themselves throughout their century-long journey, combining exquisite mechanical craftsmanship with profound aesthetic principles to create a captivating and complex mechanical world. The crown of the watch is engraved with the famous Breguet logo, and from the side, we can see the iconic coinage pattern of the "King of Watches," representing a refined and gentlemanly demeanor