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Bremont AIRCO Mach 3 Watch
Article by Justin Mastine-FrostOf the many new bits of hardware launched by Bremont earlier this week, their new Bremont Airco Mach 3 may have just snuck by undetected. Based off the previous year's Airco Mach 1 and 2 releases, Bremont has added a 3rd example to the line in what will easily be the most sellable of the pack. Featuring a matte blue opaline dial, and ditching the Arabic numerals in favor of applied baton indices, the new piece is more reminiscent of some of the more recent (and quite cool) Seiko Presage models than any sort of pilot's watch, albeit offered in Bremont's much more rugged Trip-Tick multi-piece 40mm case. The brand is quick to wax poetic about "Harking back to the older classic pilot's watches in terms of design,"and its dial being "the signature military RAF blue,” which unfortunately comes across a bit put-on.Marketing jargon aside, the new Mach 3 was a smart move on Bremont's part that we can't really argue with. Blue dials are still an easy sell the
Chopard L.U.C. XP Ultra-Slim Watch: Thin Wall Clock Looks On Your Wrist
Slim watches are very chic right now. The diminutive profile on your wrist keeps the watch barley noticeable by the wearer. As fas as slim watches go, anything under 8mm tall on your wrist is considered very thin for a mechanical watch. Quartz watch slimness on the other hand… well that is another story.The Chopard L.U.C. XP Ultra-Slim has a lot going for it. The “flat on your wrist” watch houses a splendid, just over 3mm high, Chopard in-house L.U.C. automatic movement with a power reserve of 70 hours. Such a long power reserve in this thin watch is achieved through having two (basically flattened) barrels. The 3.3mm of the movement is very slim for an automatic movement because of the added space the rotor requires over a manually wound movement. The watch itself is only 6.8mm high, and about 39.5mm wide. Next, the L.U.C. XP has that beautifully “size-less” look to it. Meaning that you could blow it up to the size of a wall, or evening building clock, an