A Breguet that was born under Daniel Roth, the watch that bleeds the same blood as Daniel Roth; it's the Classique Tourbillon ref.3357. Housed in an 18K white gold case measuring approximately 35 mm in diameter, the watch embodies Breguet’s philosophy of elegance through proportion and discretion. Its dial is crafted in solid gold and finished with a traditional silvered engine-turned guilloché, featuring multiple patterns that highlight the artistry of Breguet’s handwork. This mechanical art, echoing Abraham-Louis Breguet’s 1801 patent, features the manual-wind calibre 558, a movement entirely hand-finished with a hand-engraved mainplate, demonstrating both aesthetic refinement and mechanical sophistication. The watch features a sapphire caseback, allowing a view of its finely decorated components, while the fluted caseband, welded lugs, and screwed gold bars uphold Breguet’s unmistakable style. If someone should have one Breguet to have in their collection, this is the only one that they need.