Which country invented the first watch in the world?

A watch is a watch, and that is Breguet. . . .

The first wristwatch in the world was a bracelet wristwatch made by Breguet at the request of the Queen two years later.

Since the birth of17th century, pocket watches have been the mainstream. This design is in line with the habit of aristocratic gentlemen to put their watches in the pockets of suits and vests, and its accessories are more important than the function of watching time. However, this design also has many inconveniences, because women's clothes have no pockets, leading to "nowhere to hide" the pocket watch in the ladies' office, which had to make Shu Yuan take great pains at that time.

Until 18 10, the queen of Naples asked Breguet to make a female watch with a bracelet as the basic shape, which has both bracelet decoration effect and watch timing function. At the request of the Queen, two years later, the world's first watch was born. And this watch eventually formed Breguet's famous Reine de Naples series.

The Queen of Naples is Napoleon's youngest sister Caroline Miao La. She has always been the most loyal fan of Breguet-she owns dozens of Breguet watches, especially in the short six years from 1808 to 18 14. The queen has great artistic taste and likes to use her head. Before she customized Breguet's watch, she once customized a watch that could be tied around her waist. Although it is very distinctive, it is still inconvenient until she has the idea of a bracelet watch, which gives the watch industry more imagination.