Breguet Marine Nautical Series 9509 “Posidonia” High Jewelry Replica Watch

There is a natural treasure in the depths of the Mediterranean: Posidonia oceanica (Posidonia oceanica), which is an aquatic plant that is vital to the balance of marine ecology. Breguet used mother-of-pearl inlay craftsmanship and invisible inlay to portray the vines of this aquatic plant on the Marine series “Posidonia” high-end jewelry replica watches. The dial is inlaid with 85 square-cut diamonds, as if the shining waves ripple lightly on the lustrous Tahitian mother-of-pearl, the mother-of-pearl color may be deep or silvery, changing with the light. The superb inlay craftsmanship also continues to the bezel, case middle, lugs and buckle. The Marine nautical series “Posidonia” high-end jewelry watch is equipped with the 591C ultra-thin automatic winding movement independently developed and created by the Breguet watch factory, which moves naturally with time.

The fine inlay technique used in Tahitian mother-of-pearl requires superb professional skills and keen insight to be realized. In order to create the Marine nautical series “Posidonia” high-end jewelry watch, Breguet combined this process with the invisible setting method, so that the white gold material of the dial is hidden under the bright light of diamonds and becomes invisible in the field of vision . Breguet craftsmen carefully select each mother-of-pearl insert, so that its luster and shiny texture matches the unique luster of each gemstone, and the graceful curve of the inlaid “Posidonia” seaweed coordination. The various elements merge with each other, and the shining light is reminiscent of the ray of sunshine on the sea. The lines of the pattern are outlined with bright diamonds, stretching from the dial to the lugs at the strap.
Elegant gold Breguet hands indicate the hours and minutes. The end of the second hand is decorated with the letter “B” based on the design of the maritime signal flag, which is also one of the unique designs of the Marine series. The bezel is set with traditional square-cut diamonds, and the 12-hour scale is clearly distinguished by triangular diamonds for easy reading. The white gold case and the outer edge of the crown are decorated with exquisite coin patterns, and the polished white gold material is alternately arranged with square cut diamonds. The crown of the watch is set with a drop-shaped cut diamond, and the prongs are set with six square-cut diamonds. The crown guard is invisible with 14 square-cut diamonds.
In order to enrich the Marine nautical series of high jewelry watches with diamonds and Tahiti mother-of-pearl, Breguet has also presented three different versions, all of which are inlaid with white mother-of-pearl with fine inlay technology: blue version with sapphires, inlaid The red version with rubies and the green version with emeralds. Breguet starts with the three main colors of red, green and blue, and outlines the vine lines of “Posidonia” seaweed in different colors. The pattern is composed of 85 gems. The color of each gem is carefully selected, then cut and presented on the dial using invisible setting. After months of meticulous work, the beauty of overflowing luminosity has been revealed. Each Marine nautical series high-end jewelry watch is a unique and rare work. Above the bezel, the inlay of gems continues the color of the dial, echoing the inlay of the buckle. The metal finish in the center of the buckle and the shiny leather strap are also colored in the main color.
Through the transparent sapphire glass back cover, the ultra-thin self-winding movement of 591C is clearly visible. The plywood of the movement is engraved with a guilloche pattern that is exclusive to the Marine series, which is inspired by the deck of a ship. The chamfered edge of the white gold oscillating weight is decorated with brilliant diamonds, which contrasts sharply with the Tahitian mother-of-pearl. The white gold case is engraved with the words “Horloger de la Marine (Royal Navy watchmaker)” in tribute to Mr. Abraham-Louis Breguet (Abraham-Louis Breguet) was awarded the “Royal French Navy” in 1815 The official title of “Watchmaker”.