Breguet 5335BR Replica Watch Review

Breguet Wristwatch 5335BR model is produced by leading Super Clone manufacturer workshops with 18K thick gold-plated case, 40 mm diameter and high-precision automatic Super Clone mechanism architecture. It is among the most successful 1:1 super clone watch reviews on the market, with its sapphire crystal AR coating glass, original case tolerances and detailed workmanship.

Today we will take a closer look at the Breguet Tourbillon Messidor reference no 5335BR/42/9W6. There's a lot I need to talk about about this watch, so let's get started.

Breguet Tourbillon Messidor 5335br/42/9w6 Review

First Impression

Breguet, the father of the tourbillon complication, has a very special place in the hearts of many watch enthusiasts. This is perhaps one of the most fascinating complications ever created and is often the focal point on the dial of every watch that features it. This is probably why many Breguet watches have such high complications.

But this watch has such an elaborately crafted skeleton dial that, while the tourbillon looks gorgeous, it doesn't overshadow the rest of the watch like you'll see in other watches with the same complication with less impressive craftsmanship.

CASE

As with most Breguet watches, you will notice this very distinctive case, which creates a magnificent combination of light and shadow on the sides of the 40 mm polished 18 carat rose gold case with chamfered edges.

dial

Another slightly less visible but equally artistic feature is the use of polished gold dot hour markers on the off-center dial in the upper half of the dial. These dots are found on every watch from 8 o'clock to 4 o'clock and are missing at the intersection of the tourbillon cage.

The highly polished blued steel hour and minute hands in Breguet style stand out nicely against the mostly steel and rose gold skeleton dial; but interestingly the minute hand somehow passes through the tourbillon window in the most unexpected way.

STRAP

This watch comes on a brown alligator leather strap with an 18k solid rose gold folding buckle. The Breguet 'B' symbol is embossed on the buckle using a textured background with circular polka dots. The stitching on the strap is a burnt orange tone to match the lighter brown grains in the crocodile leather.

tourbillon

Another weird thing about this watch is that the tourbillon, which also has an integrated seconds hand, doesn't seem to be attached to anything. The rose gold tourbillon cage is held together by two sapphire glasses. Thanks to this invisible tourbillon bridge, which is placed in the structure of this watch as an engineering marvel, the tourbillon seems to defy gravity and almost floats inside the case, as can be seen in the detailed dial photos.

workmanship

While tourbillons are magnificent mechanical creations that can entertain and fascinate those who watch them, what really impressed me was the craftsmanship on this watch. Often a high-end watch manufacturer does not take the time to apply crafting techniques to each component in a watch; However, considering that this is a skeleton dial and everything is exposed for all to see, Breguet has gone through the process of machining every visible component in this movement.

When you look closely, you can see how this meticulous workmanship creates an incredibly shiny appearance. Most of the machining techniques used were selective combinations of linear and radial brushed processes. Near the crown you can see a slight trace of perlage (a smaller radial brush pattern) and chamfering or anglage as it is called in traditional French. Second, it gives many steel components and bridges a smooth, high-polished chamfered edge, emphasizing the shape of each component; It is done by hand, with a loupe and a hand file, up close and in person.

While there seems to be a lot going on with this watch, it's still extremely stylish and has a timeless, classic look that will appeal to anyone who appreciates the inner workings of a mechanical watch.

mechanism

The Breguet Tourbillon Messidor 5335BR reviewed here is powered by the in-house Breguet caliber 558 SQ2. This is a manual winding watch, as most watch enthusiasts can easily tell by the lack of a weighted rotor behind the movement. The absence of a rotor also allows for a slim profile with a case thickness of only 9.65 mm.

The 25-jewel Breguet 558SQ2 movement consists of 201 components, beats at 2.5 Hz/18,000 VpH and has a power reserve of 51 hours.

CONCLUSION

This is a pretty exquisite watch, to say the least. As a Grande Complication watch, it dates back to the IXth century of the French revolutionary calendar. Such detailed decoration and Haute Horlogerie are already expected from this tourbillon watch, which takes its name from the 7th Messidor of the year (that is, the date when the tourbillon complication was patented).