One of the oldest watchmakers still in operation and famed for a lengthy list of iconic achievements such as the tourbillon, a type of overcoil balance-spring, their very own style of Arabic numerals and hands, a legendary founder and a plethora of other accomplishments, Breguet has long been one of watchmakings leading innovators. Alongside this ability to push horological boundaries, Breguet has also been able to create timepieces that push the envelope of design, with the Classique standing as a testament to that very fact. Exemplifying their longstanding desire to create precise timepieces with clean and elegant lines, the Classique collection features variants that radiate Breguets traditional artistic values while pushing the boundaries of artistry. Pushing those very boundaries is the Classique variant we have here, the Classique Chronograph Skeleton ref. 5238BB. Constructed of 18kt white gold, it features a perfectly circular case with a silver skeletonized dial atop a skeletonized movement that features some incredibly intricate and elaborate engravings. Highlighting this level of opulence is the Classique Chronograph Skeleton ref. 5238BBs diamond-set bezel and lug hoods which carry a total weight of 13cts across 96 baguette-cut diamonds. Providing an entirely monochromatic aesthetic across its movement, dial, gem-set bezel, and case, the Classique Chronograph Skeleton ref. 5238BB is entirely refined while still exploring artistic values of luxury and opulence while remaining true to traditional horological principles such as fine craftsmanship and exquisite attention to detail.