u/EnvironmentalBank989

This is a rare calatrava that was made on an integrated bracelet by special request from the 1950-60s era. It is exceptionally clean for a watch of this age.

But certainly not new to the world of Patek!

(Apologies for the poor lighting)

There is a piece-unique in this set. Can you figure out which one?

(please excuse the poor lighting and image quality)

Breguet 3330

Hot take: the Breguet 3330 might be one of the most underrated dress watches on the secondary market.

These can be had for under 20k usd, which is still a lot of money but once you've seen it in the metal, you realize this is high horology.

Proper Roth-Era Breguet, without the hype tax: moon phase, immaculate guilloché dial, coin-edge case, blued hands, welded lugs.

Directly inspired by a 200 year old pocket watch (1829) by the father of watch-making, Abraham-Louis Breguet.

Thin, elegant, 36mm, 80s wall street aura, and flies under the radar. But I personally think it's a IYKYK kind of watch.