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Breguet Commemorates Its 250th Anniversary with The Marine Hora Mundi 5555 Watch

  • Bruce Maxwell
  • Sep 13
  • 2 min read

Breguet’s Marine Hora Mundi 5555 showcases a two-tiered dial, including a guilloché gold base beneath a sapphire disc adorned with enamel continents and illuminated city lights.


Breguet
Breguet

Breguet's Marine Hora Mundi 5555 signifies the fifth installment in the Maison's 250th-anniversary commemoration. This magnificent clock is available for the first time in warm Breguet gold, with a limitation of only 50 pieces.


Breguet
Breguet

Utilizing NASA’s striking “Black Marble” photography, the watch commemorates a nighttime perspective of Earth in action, with luminous city lights contrasting against a deep-blue background. Tailored for contemporary travelers, it enables each owner to customize the city disk for any of the 24 time zones, enhancing the model's personalized essence.


Breguet
Breguet

At its core is a two-tiered dial design that combines classic guilloché with contemporary creativity. The lower layer consists of a solid gold plate, meticulously crafted with meridians and parallels, and progressed from sky-blue to navy to emulate the horizon where sea meets sky. A translucent sapphire disk features three stages of hand-painted miniature enamel: reverse-engraved continents fired in grand feu, floating clouds on the crystal's surface, and phosphorescent enamel dots indicating city lights. This intricate, patented enamel technique guarantees that each dial, as well as each nocturnal cloudscape, is unique.


Breguet
Breguet

The Hora Mundi 5555, enclosed in a 43.9 mm Marine casing, has Breguet’s caliber 77F1 – a durable, patented movement launched in 2022. The mechanical memory facilitates immediate transitions between home and local time via a pusher at 8 o’clock, while automatic date advancements and a day/night indicator provide synchronization of both zones. The sapphire caseback reveals the gold-toned oscillating weight and the 250th-anniversary “Quai de l’Horloge” guilloché, honoring Abraham-Louis Breguet’s maritime legacy while merging technical expertise with centuries-old craftsmanship.

For further information, visit Breguet's official website.


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