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Abram-Louis Breguet, the founder of Breguet, has been described to this day as "the Leonardo da Vinci of the watchmaking world" and "hastened the evolution of watchmaking by 200 years. Born and raised in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, Breguet left his hometown as a teenager to train as a watchmaker in Versailles and Paris. 1775, with the help of the abbot Joseph-François Marie, he founded a watchmaking workshop on the Île de la Cité in Paris. This is the foundation of the watch brand Breguet.

Joseph Marie protects the young Breguet and introduces him to the French royal family. French aristocrats, enchanted by Breguet's timepieces, quickly become Breguet's clients. The French Revolution forced Breguet to leave France, but he returned in 1795 and resumed his watchmaking business. After the French Revolution, he took this opportunity to turn his attention to foreign customers, and was particularly successful in Russia. In 1808, he opened a store in Russia, but only three years later he was forced to close it when Tsar Alexander I banned the import of French goods into Russia as a countermeasure to Napoleon's policies. Although he was very disappointed to lose the Russian market, an unexpected opportunity presented itself in 1814. The mysterious visitor to Breguet's workshop was the ruler of all Russia, Alexander I himself. This memorable encounter led to an order for a "pedometer" from the Czar.

Among Breguet's clients, in addition to Alexander I, were Napoleon Bonaparte, Marie-Antoinette, the tragic queen, and many other famous and important people who achieved many great achievements in the watchmaking industry.

Among Breguet's inventions are the tourbillon, which was developed based on the observation that gravity is the enemy of regularity in watch movements. The "split-seconds chronograph," a prototype of the modern chronograph, is equipped with a revolutionary movement incorporating a mechanism that allows the two independent seconds hands to be controlled separately at the touch of a button. The "perpetual calendar," a mechanism known as a complication, and the "perpétuelle" function, a mechanism that automatically winds the spring while the pocket watch user is walking or riding in a vehicle, have greatly influenced the ultra-luxury watches of today.

At Jewel Cafe, we are strengthening the purchase of Breguet watches at our stores nationwide. The models often brought to Jewel Cafe are Aeronaval, Transatlantique, Classic, Marine, and so on. We will carefully assess and purchase new and newer models, as well as those that have been old since purchase, have scratches on the glass, deteriorated belts, or have not been overhauled. Please contact your nearest Jewel Cafe.