Supple, elegant and natural, the new Breguet Reine de Naples, Crazy Flower and Perles Impériales, share the same DNA, combining Haute Horlogerie and Haute Joaillerie.

Like a flower sensitive to the breeze that caresses it, the diamonds in the Reine de Naples Crazy Flower move fluidly to reflect the suppleness of the wrist’s movements. The piece is directly inspired by the frangipani flower, whose yellow and white colors echo the diamonds and Breguet gold. The stones are set one by one, by hand, in this mobile structure in Breguet gold, which ensures their mobility. The double curvature of the paved corollas allows them to follow the natural curve of the wrist. Free to move with grace and lightness, the gesture will bring the Crazy Flower to life, reproducing all its undulations with perfect fluidity.

The Reine de Naples Perles Impériales features a mineral composition centered on the iconic Akoya pearl. Considered the most precious of all pearls, it has a perfectly smooth, round and iridescent surface. It has been cultivated in Japan since the end of the 19th century. The Reine de Naples Perles Impériales offers a subtle dialogue between stones and shapes. Diamonds are omnipresent, adorning the case middle, flange and bezel, whose heart-shaped claws create an original and unique setting. This latticework encircles the case within a basket that holds 38 diamonds of varying sizes. Each of these alcoves is cut, polished, flame-welded and hand-finished in Breguet gold.

This collection is a free interpretation of the first watch designed to be worn on the wrist, created by A.-L. Breguet for Caroline Murat. The pieces of this collection are a perfect symbol of refinement and precision.