Breguet: Art & Innovation In Watchmaking Exhibit At Legion Of Honor, San Francisco
Whenever one of the oldest and most esteemed watch brands puts on an exhibit, it's worth paying attention. Breguet has been producing high-quality timepieces since 1775. Aside from conceiving the tourbillon, Abraham Louis Breguet �C the company's founder �C inspired generations of watchmakers. The son of John Arnold, one of the most celebrated English horologists whose name still decorates the dials of Arnold & Son watches, was Breguet's apprentice; the late great English master George Daniels was a Breguet devotee; his prot��g��, the Isle of Man-based Roger Smith is clearly inspired by Breguet's aesthetic. This year, at the Breguet: Art and Innovation in Watchmaking exhibit, which opened on September 19th, 2015, at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, we celebrate the mechanical miracles born of Breguet's genius and the 240th year of Breguet's existence. Such an unusually large collection of antiquity's finest tickers facilitates comparison between the horolo

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