Hands-On: With The Breguet Classique Chronographe 5287 (Live Pics & Pricing)
Breguet might be best known for its historically-inspired tourbillons, but today we present the brand's new take on the classic dress chronograph, the Classique Chronographe 5287. Words like "lavish" and "indulgent" immediately come to mind when handling the 5287. It's definitely very traditional in its inspiration, but there are a number of modern touches that make the 5287 something different entirely. 2 OF 22 The predecessor to the 5287 is the 5247, which utilized the same movement (more on that later) but with completely different aesthetic priorities. The 5247 measured up at 39mm in diameter and showcased fired enamel dials with colorful accents, while the 5287 is significantly larger at 42.5mm and has dials that are all about the mixture of engraving techniques. While there are clear connections between the two watches, they likely appeal to very different tastes. 3 OF 22 Breguet Cal. 533.3 Through The Sapphire Back So,

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