The Breguet Museum presents the rich and fascinating history of the house, founded in 1775 Quai de l'Horloge in Paris. Author of the finest watchmaking inventions, both artist and engineer, Abraham-Louis Brequet always sought perfection for his clients, whether they were emperors, kings or civilians.
This immersive tour allows you to understand the genius of the founder of the house and will guide you through more than two centuries of European history, from the Age of Enlightenment to the present day.
A special highlight is the guillochage pattern, an iconic sign of recognition of a Breguet watch. The famous guilloché dials, both elegant and refined in their craftsmanship, are the reflection of the movement's ingenious mechanisms.
Even today, it is the irreplaceable guilloché lathe, the design of which dates back to the end of the 18th century; it enables the craftsman to engrave patterns down to the tenth of a millimeter in gold.
Come and live an ancestral experience in the museum and practice the emblematic craft of the guillochage making!
The visit may continue at the Vendôme bar of the Ritz depending on the number of visitors and the availability of each.
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