Breguet Creates Unique Réveil Musical Watch for Only Watch 2011

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Breguet presents a unique creation specially made for Only Watch 2011. A patented music box-type mechanism enables this one-of-a-kind white gold Réveil Musical watch to play a unique tune, Castle in the sky, either on demand or at a pre-set time. An original dial bearing a child’s hand completes a full rotation to touch the adult hand appearing on the flange, symbolizing inter-generational solidarity and support for research on Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

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Case: Round in 18k white gold, case band engraved with a musical stave. Diameter: 48mm. Caseback personalized for Only Watch 2011 and engraved “piece unique”.

Dial: Rotating hand-guilloche dial featuring a child’s hand outstretched toward that of an adult appearing on the flange. Individually numbered and signed Breguet. The dial center makes a complete turn when the striking mechanism is activated. The mechanism plays the tune A Castle in the Sky. Chapter ring with Roman numerals on the flange. Breguet “hollow moon-tip” hands in blued steel. Alarm on/off indication in a circular window between 9 and 10 o’clock. Alarm power reserve visible through an aperture at 3 o’clock.

Movement: Mechanical self-winding, numbered and bearing the Breguet signature. 55 hour power reserve. Caliber 0900, 17 1/3 lignes, 59 jewels. Silicon escape wheel and lever. Breguet balance with adjusting screws. Breguet balance spring. Frequency 4 Hz, adjusted in 6 positions.

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    My name is Mike Disher and I am WatchTime's technical editor. My interest in watches dates to 1972 and I caught the internet bug in 1997. In 1999 I combined these interests by joining TimeZone.com as its first full-time employee, and later that year I attended my first Basel Fair. I managed TZ from 2000-2007, and in 2008 I joined WatchTime. My other interests include cycling, cars, building custom turntables, painting, and inventing.

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