Breguet · Family: Marine
The Breguet Marine 5517TI/Y1/TZ0 is the 40mm titanium execution with a blue sunburst dial and matching bracelet of the house's sport watch, powered by the in-house automatic Calibre 777A with 55 hours of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations for this reference yet (n=0). Its standout detail: the movement's rotor, visible through the sapphire caseback, is shaped like a ship's rudder — a direct nod to the collection's name.
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Abraham-Louis Breguet supplied the French Navy from the early 19th century, and that maritime tie is what the manufacture invokes with its Marine collection, first introduced in 1990 as the sport line of a house historically associated with pocket watches and high-complication dress pieces.
The 5517 generation within that collection runs the in-house Caliber 777A: an automatic with 235 components, a flat silicon balance spring — a material Breguet pioneered in modern watchmaking for its insensitivity to magnetic fields — and 55 hours of power reserve.
The 40mm titanium case keeps the crown surrounded by wave-pattern decoration, a recurring ornamental detail across the Marine collection, while the sapphire caseback reveals an oscillating weight shaped like a ship's rudder, a direct reference to the line's nautical origin.
Reference 5517TI/Y1/TZ0 pairs the titanium bracelet with a blue sunburst-finished dial, one of the color variants available alongside white gold and rose gold versions within the same 5517 family.
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It was first introduced in 1990, as the sport line of a manufacture traditionally associated with pocket watches and high-complication dress pieces.
The in-house Caliber 777A, automatic, with a flat silicon balance spring, running at 28,800 vph with 55 hours of power reserve.
It's a design nod to the Marine collection's nautical vocation, visible through the watch's sapphire caseback.
Yes, to 10 bar (100 meters) — enough for swimming and sport use, though it isn't built as a technical dive watch.
Besides the titanium version, the 5517 family is offered in white gold and rose gold, with different dial combinations.