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Hands-On Debut: H. Moser & Cie Dual-Time Heritage Travel Watch
It's been a few years now since we have seen H. Moser & Cie release a dual-time watch (with the last being an Endeavour that I still dream about to this day), but the brand has just released a new Dual-Time Heritage that leans into the brand's quirkier instincts rather than the more mainstream fare offered by the Streamliner or Pioneer.The new H. Moser & Cie Dual-Time Heritage comes in a steel pocket watch-inspired case of its parent collection with a bright and vibrant burgundy fume serving as the background for its pilot’s watch dial. This burgundy fume isn't new but it's certainly not used too often - I think the Pioneer Perpetual Calendar MD was the last time I saw it, and I can't remember an instance before that.
Bremont Supersonic Limited Edition Watch
On October 24, 2003, British Airways retired the legendary Concorde passenger liner, marking the end of an era where airline passengers could fly over the Earth at speeds in excess of Mach 2 or twice the speed of sound. To some, it may seem that we’ve taken a solid step backward since then when it comes to transportation, but it hasn’t been forgotten. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of this legendary?aircraft Bremont has released their newest limited edition-the Bremont Supersonic watch that incorporates metal from the actual planes.The brand is no stranger to historically themed limited editions, but in my opinion, Bremont has always brought something interesting to the table. This particular piece features a 43mm case housing Bremont’s first hand-wound movement boasting an 8-day power reserve with an indicator at the 12 o’clock?position on the dial. Bremont wanted to capture the 1970s feel with the Supersonic, and they opted for a sunburst silver dial refe