The Breguet Reine de Naples Crazy Flower and Perles Impériales represent not just two watches but two exquisite expressions of Breguet’s mastery in marrying Haute Horlogerie and Haute Joaillerie. Created to celebrate the Manufacture’s 250th anniversary, these timepieces unfold within the soft, feminine contours that define the Reine de Naples collection, a line dedicated to elegance and technical finesse. Each watch is crafted with a meticulous attention to detail, drawing from Breguet’s illustrious heritage and its reputation for innovation and artistry in watchmaking.
The dials of these watches set the tone with their elaborate layouts and exquisite material choices. The Crazy Flower’s dial is a marvel of diamond pavé artistry, with 206 inverted-set diamonds forming a luminous surface designed to catch the light in a unique dance reminiscent of flower pistils. This inverted setting is particularly notable, as it is tailored to the dial’s curved geometry, flipping the stone’s table to the bottom to enhance brilliance and create a sense of depth and movement. The hour and minute indicators are discreetly set in the lower part of the dial with delicately curved Breguet hands, maintaining legibility without disrupting the artistry.
Meanwhile, the Perles Impériales offers a striking contrast by marrying a noble opal dial with 211 brilliant-cut diamonds and a pear-shaped diamond at 12 o’clock, anchoring the hour circle punctuated with elegant Breguet Arabic numerals and gold studs. This dial is an ode to the Akoya pearl, softly echoing the case’s sensuous form and culminating in an authentic pearl emblem at six o’clock.

Beneath these precious visages lies the Breguet calibre 5861, a self-winding mechanical movement that stands as a technical and decorative feat. With 180 components housed in a slender 3.9 mm thick frame and boasting 29 jewels, the calibre operates at 3 Hz (21,600 vibrations per hour) and offers a power reserve of 38 hours. Noteworthy are the silicon balance spring and the inverted silicon lever escapement, innovations that bolster precision and reliability. Decoration is on a par with the external craftsmanship: the oscillating weight is crafted from 950 platinum, hand-guilloché with the Petit Trianon motif, and gilded with 18K Breguet gold, showcasing the maison’s finesse in marrying traditional techniques with modern materials. The sapphire crystal case back reveals this intricately finished movement, offering a window into the meticulous craftsmanship that powers these fragile works of art.

The cases of both watches embody Breguet’s characteristic attention to elegance and refinement, with distinct personalities that complement their dials. The Crazy Flower case, sized at 32.10 x 24.5 mm and 10.7 mm thick, is a three-dimensional canvas featuring 116 baguette-cut diamonds set in a mobile manner over a pavé base that totals an impressive 34.6 carats. This mobile setting, along with the double curvature of the corollas, allows the diamonds to interact freely with the wrist’s movements, enhancing the vitality and sparkle of the watch. The Perles Impériales enlarges the presence to 32.8 x 26.4 mm but reduces thickness modestly to 9.9 mm. Its 18K Breguet gold case is adorned with brilliant-cut diamonds distributed elegantly across the bezel, flange, and case middle. Akoya pearls, central to the watch’s theme, harmonise with the gold links of the bracelet, creating a tasteful blend of softness and structure. Both cases are topped with sapphire crystals treated with single anti-reflective coatings and engraved with the Breguet 250 Years inscription, a subtle nod to this commemorative series.


Breguet Reine de Naples Crazy Flower and Perles Impériales double jeweller exemplify how a watch can transcend its functional core to become an artistic treasure. These pieces do not simply tell time; they tell a story of tradition, innovation, and delicate craftsmanship. The Crazy Flower captivates with its dynamic motion and brilliance, while the Perles Impériales seduces through its harmonious use of pearls and gemstones. Both are fitted with the calibre 5861, underscoring Breguet’s commitment to mechanical excellence within exquisitely finished cases and dials. For the discerning collector, these timepieces offer an encounter with history’s refinement and contemporary artistry, making the Reine de Naples collection a beacon of feminine haute horlogerie at its grandest scale. The limited edition of 250 individually numbered pieces, accompanied by details such as champagne-coloured alligator straps and diamond-set folding clasps, further elevates their exclusivity and collectible appeal. These watches are rightly celebrated as jewels that command attention, not only for their beauty but for their invisible yet profound mechanical heart.










