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Breitling Chronomat 44 Frecce Tricolori Watch
From commercial to military and all of the enthusiasts in-between, Breitling has spent many years cultivating a close and valuable relationship with the world of aviation. Earning a reputation like Breitling’s requires a hands-on approach to connect the Breitling name with aviation outfits all over the world.It is with this in mind that Breitling recently announced a special edition of their Chronomat 44 to commemorate their partnership with the Frecce Tricolori (the Tricolor Arrows). Essentially, the Italian Air Force’s equivalent of the Blue Angels, the Frecce Tricolori are a demonstration and aeronautics team whose relationship with Breitling dates back to the mid-80’s, when they chose Breitling as their official watch supplier.
Ventura V-Matic EGO Watch Review
Several months ago, when I was writing about the no-longer-made V-Tec Sigma from the no-longer-in-operation brand Ventura, little did I know that, soon after, I would be hearing from Venutra’s new owners. Ventura, the watch brand (not to be confused with the Hamilton Ventura watch collection) was originally started in 1989 and went into hibernation a few years ago, until 2016, when the revival apparently began. The brand is back with a sort of modern redo of the classic Ventura V-Matic EGO model - though the current owners do appear to hold the rights to all the company’s special treasures, which are located in Zurich, Switzerland. That might explain the German-esque look Ventura watches are often said to have.The Ventura V-Matic EGO is a modern-looking automatic mechanical minimalist watch that the “new” Ventura decided to bring back to the world via Kickstarter. The V-Matic EGO was originally designed by the late and prolific Hannes Wettstein. Wettstein was on