








Breguet reference 3130 mk.1 dial in yellow gold with box
1992 | Yellow gold | Automatic | 36.0mm
Few watches in the modern era have done more to define what a Breguet should look like than the reference 3130. Conceived in the early 1980s by Daniel Roth — then head of development at Breguet — it drew direct inspiration from Abraham-Louis Breguet's own pocket watches, most notably the legendary No. 5. The result was a watch that felt simultaneously ancient and radical: nothing else on the market looked remotely like it.
This example, a série B from 1992, is powered by calibre 502.DR, the exceptionally thin automatic movement developed by Roth on a Frédéric Piguet 71 base, with power reserve, moon phase, and date complications arranged in Breguet's characteristic asymmetric layout. The guilloché silvered dial is a Mk1 — the earliest dial variant, identifiable by its double concentric rings around the date track, vintage-feel serif fonts, plain moon (no engraved face), and power reserve graduated in 10-hour increments up to 50 hours. Finding a Mk1 dial on a série B is a genuine collector's detail.
Presented in excellent condition with its original 18k yellow gold buckle, and accompanied by its original box. A serious piece for the serious collector.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Reference 3130
Year 1992
Diameter 36.0 mm
Movement Automatic
Dial color Blanc
Case material Yellow gold
Bracelet material Leather
Accessories
CONDITION
Case Very good
Dial Very good
Movement Functioning
Hands Very good
Crown Very good
Warranty 12 months
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