Created in 1810 by Abraham-Louis Breguet for the Queen of Naples; it is claimed to be the first wristwatch ever made.

With Breguet's current equivalent at £34,700, this exquisite white gold ladies Reine de Naples represents exceptional value.

The 18ct white gold oval case, crown and inner-bezel are set with 139 brilliant-cut diamonds by Breguet's artisan jewellers. The white mother of pearl dial (with individual No.2640), features a Guilloché beaded chapter ring at 6 with Breguet numerals and their famous blued-steel 'Pomme' hands.

Powered by their self-winding calibre with white gold micro-rotor, viewable through the sapphire caseback, waterproof to 30m and fitted to a new black satin strap. Breguet box, literature booklets and guarantee Dated July 2007.