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Breguet Type XX Aeronavale Limited Edition Watch For 2010
Breguet’s famous Type XX watches are among the first high-end timepieces that I fell in love with back in college. I couldn’t afford one then, and I still don’t have one today, but the dream of owning one of the Breguet “Type” aviator style watches remains strong. They come in a few varieties, such as the Type XX, Type XXI, and the newer (and sort of silly) Type XXII.50 years ago Breguet delivered to the French Naval Airforce 500 Type XX Aeronavale watches made on special order. Actually, they were ordered in 1958, but it took Breguet 2 years to make all the pieces. The French Naval Air force (known as the Aeronavale), wanted easy to ready flight watches with flyback chronograph functions. Still to this day, all Breguet Type XX watches have a flyback chronograph. The watch had a special engraving on the back which read: Breguet Marine Nationale Aeronautique Navale.” According to Breguet, the watches were still being used in service by pilots until th
Hamilton Pan Europ Watch Hands-On
In 2011 when the original [new] Hamilton Pan Europ watch was released, it was also the debut of the H-31 movement which was an exclusive for Hamilton by sister company ETA (both are under the Swatch Group umbrella). Based on a historic Hamilton watch design from 1971, the 2011 Pan Europ features a lovely blue dial and was limited to just 1,971 pieces.Aside from a cheap looking faux-alligator strap, the Pan Europ was a big sales success. Hamilton decided to release some new versions of the Pan Europ for 2012, and they even made our Baselworld 2012 top 10 watch list. Like many pieces, covering the Pan Europ in more depth slipped through the cracks so here is a look at the new non-limited versions of the Hamilton Pan Europ.