For over 240 years, Breguet has been steadfastly championing its brand of Swiss watchmaking using traditional techniques and tools. One of these engraving tools invented more than a century ago was a highlight at the Breguet Classic Tour showcase in Singapore last month.

Held at The Mill, the Breguet Classic Tour puts the focus on the world of bespoke craftsmanship. In a space that can be best described as a gentleman’s den of cool, Truefitt & Hill was on standby with a barber chair to offer a quick grooming fix-me-up to guests. Breguet also partnered with Kevin Seah Bespoke, which showcased the beauty of custom tailoring. Similarly, La Maison de Whisky fuelled the occasion with Hampden, a Jamaican rum that has been tickling discerning taste buds for nearly 300 years.

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