Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077

7077BB/G1/9XV

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Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077

Brand  : Breguet
Collection  : Tradition
Model  : Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077
Reference  : 7077BB/G1/9XV
Complement : White Gold - Leather Strap
On sale : 2015

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  • Brand  : Breguet
    Collection  : Tradition
    Model  : Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077
    Reference  : 7077BB/G1/9XV
    Complement : White Gold - Leather Strap
    On sale : 2015
    List Price : 89 400 €
    Diameter : 44 mm
    Styles : Sporty
    Atypical
    High Horology
    Types : Hand-winding
    Calibre : Cal. 580DR
    Calibre distinction : Hand-engraved
    Hand engraved
    Complication : Power Indicator
    20-Minute counter
    Chronograh with differential display
    Power Reserve Indicator
    Case material : White Gold
    Case peculiarity : Screwed-down pushers
    Sapphire caseback
    Fluted caseband
    Shape : Round
    Water-resistance : 30 meters
    Dial : Gold
    Hand engraved
    Display : Breguet open-tipped hands in blued steel
    Indexes : Roman numerals
    Glass : Sapphire
    Strap material : Leather
    Strap color : Black
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    + More characteristics : Mouvement chronographe mécanique à remontage manuel
    Cal. 580DR.
    Numéroté et signé Breguet
    Indication de la réserve de
    marche et compteur 20 minutes gravés sur le dos du mouvement
    Indication d’enclenchement du chronographe à 6h
    16 lignes
    62 rubis
    Réserve de marche de 50 heures
    Echappements symétriques à ancre en ligne inversée avec cornes en silicium
    Balanciers Breguet
    Spiraux Breguet en silicium
    Fréquence de 3 Hz pour le mouvement et de 5 Hz pour la fonction chronographe
    Les deux oscillateurs sont ajustés dans 6 positions

    Boîtier en or blanc 18 carats à carrure finement cannelée 
    Attaches soudées. barrettes
    vissées

    Cadran en or 18 carats argenté et guilloché à la main. excentré à 12h
    Individuellement numéroté et signé Breguet
    Réserve de marche à 2h et compteur 20 minutes à 10h
    Aiguilles Breguet à «pomme 
    évidée» en acier bleui

    Disponible également en or rose 18 carats : Référence 7077BR/G1/9XV

DESCRIPTION

  • BREGUET TRADITION CHRONOGRAPHE INDÉPENDANT 7077
     
    The chronograph occupies a choice position in watchmaking as a complication in its own right. Measuring elapsed times provides immediate visualisation of the desired function, but making it work is an additional mechanical challenge, because starting a chronograph disturbs the main gear trains. To alleviate this problem, Breguet has fitted its new
    Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077 model with two independent trains. The first is the going train for the hours and minutes, regulated by a 3Hz balance and having a power reserve of 50 hours. For the chronograph, the second transmission has a 5Hz frequency to ensure more precise readings, in harmony with the one devoted to measuring the
    passing of time. Breguet’s research into high frequencies shows that a higher rate of oscillations improves the stability of rate, since any disturbance is corrected more quickly. The two trains are entirely disconnected and the movement remains unaffected when the chronograph is started.
     
    Normally, a second train implies a second barrel to provide the energy required by the chronograph. This approach nonetheless needs more space and above all means that the owner of the watch must wind up the chronograph barrel spring as well as the going barrel. With the Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077 model, the company’s technicians have introduced a new type of spring perfectly suited to the chronograph function. The energy required to drive the chronograph is provided by the user when operating the reset-to-zero function. This energy is stored in a flexed blade spring. The power reserve of this historical type of spring amounts to no more than 20 minutes, but this is ideal for measuring short elapsed times. The system enables the user to start the chronograph instantly, without worrying about the energy available, because it will always be at its maximum. To ensure that the spring is fully flexed, Breguet has designed a shape that guarantees enough elasticity to provide extra energy when arming the spring.

    The application of the blade spring principle by Breguet’s watchmakers has given rise to a number of innovations. A non-concentric going train has been associated with the blade spring so as to even out the torque and achieve constant amplitude and rate of the chronograph. A patent has been filed for the entire spring and train assembly. Instead of following its usual curve, the shape of the train has been calculated to transmit constant force to the chronograph. In addition, the reference 7077 is fitted with a patented chronograph balance-wheel in titanium ensuring perfect symmetry with the movement balance-wheel. The use of a heavier material for the balance-wheel would have meant making it smaller. The overall appearance would be affected, especially since one of the features of the Tradition collection is to make the main parts of the movement visible on the baseplate. The two balance-wheels are thus the same size, despite their different frequencies, and their position is in tune with aesthetic considerations.

    The chronograph function of this Tradition model is controlled by two pushers that are screwed in to keep out water. Contrary to customary chronographs, one pusher is devoted to starting the measurement, while the other stops and resets the chronograph to zero. It is this zeroing action that flexes and arms the blade spring, thus preparing the
    chronograph for a new measurement. The titanium balance-wheel is also flanked by two brakes. The first, working off a cam, frees the balance-wheel when the chronograph is started and then holds it when the chronograph is stopped. In this way the balance-wheel is always in the ideal position and instantly reaches its proper amplitude. This innovative
    mechanism is protected by patent.

    Among the features that recall the historical roots of the Tradition collection are the patented pare-chute anti-shock devices as well as the chronograph control which recalls that of the reference 4009 double-second observation timer sold by Breguet on January 6th 1825.  

    In keeping with the rules, the style of this Breguet Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077 is noted for its symmetry. The engine-turned dial in silvered gold showing the hours and minutes is offset at 12 o'clock, while the chronograph hand is fixed in the centre of the watch. The chronograph-activation indicator is at 6 o'clock. Directly opposite each other at 2 o'clock and 10 o'clock two retrograde hands respectively indicate the power reserve of the watch and the chronograph minutes, while the two balance-wheels beat side by side at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock. This hand-wound timepiece is water-resistant to 3 bar (30m) and is fitted with a leather strap.

  • BREGUET TRADITION CHRONOGRAPHE INDÉPENDANT 7077
     
    The chronograph occupies a choice position in watchmaking as a complication in its own right. Measuring elapsed times provides immediate visualisation of the desired function, but making it work is an additional mechanical challenge, because starting a chronograph disturbs the main gear trains. To alleviate this problem, Breguet has fitted its new
    Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077 model with two independent trains. The first is the going train for the hours and minutes, regulated by a 3Hz balance and having a power reserve of 50 hours. For the chronograph, the second transmission has a 5Hz frequency to ensure more precise readings, in harmony with the one devoted to measuring the
    passing of time. Breguet’s research into high frequencies shows that a higher rate of oscillations improves the stability of rate, since any disturbance is corrected more quickly. The two trains are entirely disconnected and the movement remains unaffected when the chronograph is started.
     
    Normally, a second train implies a second barrel to provide the energy required by the chronograph. This approach nonetheless needs more space and above all means that the owner of the watch must wind up the chronograph barrel spring as well as the going barrel. With the Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077 model, the company’s technicians have introduced a new type of spring perfectly suited to the chronograph function. The energy required to drive the chronograph is provided by the user when operating the reset-to-zero function. This energy is stored in a flexed blade spring. The power reserve of this historical type of spring amounts to no more than 20 minutes, but this is ideal for measuring short elapsed times. The system enables the user to start the chronograph instantly, without worrying about the energy available, because it will always be at its maximum. To ensure that the spring is fully flexed, Breguet has designed a shape that guarantees enough elasticity to provide extra energy when arming the spring.

    The application of the blade spring principle by Breguet’s watchmakers has given rise to a number of innovations. A non-concentric going train has been associated with the blade spring so as to even out the torque and achieve constant amplitude and rate of the chronograph. A patent has been filed for the entire spring and train assembly. Instead of following its usual curve, the shape of the train has been calculated to transmit constant force to the chronograph. In addition, the reference 7077 is fitted with a patented chronograph balance-wheel in titanium ensuring perfect symmetry with the movement balance-wheel. The use of a heavier material for the balance-wheel would have meant making it smaller. The overall appearance would be affected, especially since one of the features of the Tradition collection is to make the main parts of the movement visible on the baseplate. The two balance-wheels are thus the same size, despite their different frequencies, and their position is in tune with aesthetic considerations.

    The chronograph function of this Tradition model is controlled by two pushers that are screwed in to keep out water. Contrary to customary chronographs, one pusher is devoted to starting the measurement, while the other stops and resets the chronograph to zero. It is this zeroing action that flexes and arms the blade spring, thus preparing the
    chronograph for a new measurement. The titanium balance-wheel is also flanked by two brakes. The first, working off a cam, frees the balance-wheel when the chronograph is started and then holds it when the chronograph is stopped. In this way the balance-wheel is always in the ideal position and instantly reaches its proper amplitude. This innovative
    mechanism is protected by patent.

    Among the features that recall the historical roots of the Tradition collection are the patented pare-chute anti-shock devices as well as the chronograph control which recalls that of the reference 4009 double-second observation timer sold by Breguet on January 6th 1825.  

    In keeping with the rules, the style of this Breguet Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077 is noted for its symmetry. The engine-turned dial in silvered gold showing the hours and minutes is offset at 12 o'clock, while the chronograph hand is fixed in the centre of the watch. The chronograph-activation indicator is at 6 o'clock. Directly opposite each other at 2 o'clock and 10 o'clock two retrograde hands respectively indicate the power reserve of the watch and the chronograph minutes, while the two balance-wheels beat side by side at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock. This hand-wound timepiece is water-resistant to 3 bar (30m) and is fitted with a leather strap.

  • Brand  : Breguet
    Collection  : Tradition
    Model  : Tradition Chronographe Indépendant 7077
    Reference  : 7077BB/G1/9XV
    Complement : White Gold - Leather Strap
    On sale : 2015
    List Price : 89 400 €
    Diameter : 44 mm
    Styles : Sporty
    Atypical
    High Horology
    Types : Hand-winding
    Calibre : Cal. 580DR
    Calibre distinction : Hand-engraved
    Hand engraved
    Complication : Power Indicator
    20-Minute counter
    Chronograh with differential display
    Power Reserve Indicator
    Case material : White Gold
    Case peculiarity : Screwed-down pushers
    Sapphire caseback
    Fluted caseband
    Shape : Round
    Water-resistance : 30 meters
    Dial : Gold
    Hand engraved
    Display : Breguet open-tipped hands in blued steel
    Indexes : Roman numerals
    Glass : Sapphire
    Strap material : Leather
    Strap color : Black
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    More characteristics : Mouvement chronographe mécanique à remontage manuel
    Cal. 580DR.
    Numéroté et signé Breguet
    Indication de la réserve de
    marche et compteur 20 minutes gravés sur le dos du mouvement
    Indication d’enclenchement du chronographe à 6h
    16 lignes
    62 rubis
    Réserve de marche de 50 heures
    Echappements symétriques à ancre en ligne inversée avec cornes en silicium
    Balanciers Breguet
    Spiraux Breguet en silicium
    Fréquence de 3 Hz pour le mouvement et de 5 Hz pour la fonction chronographe
    Les deux oscillateurs sont ajustés dans 6 positions

    Boîtier en or blanc 18 carats à carrure finement cannelée 
    Attaches soudées. barrettes
    vissées

    Cadran en or 18 carats argenté et guilloché à la main. excentré à 12h
    Individuellement numéroté et signé Breguet
    Réserve de marche à 2h et compteur 20 minutes à 10h
    Aiguilles Breguet à «pomme 
    évidée» en acier bleui

    Disponible également en or rose 18 carats : Référence 7077BR/G1/9XV