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Ask any bremont kingsman watches replica fans and they will tell you - one of their favorite brand traditions (and ours!) is its annual limited edition release. Despite the wide range of designs and narratives, these versions are always closely related to Bremont's love of history, exploration or aviation, and are extremely limited, usually because they incorporate rare materials into the watch itself. Some of the most famous past versions include the original P-51 LE, which includes original parts from the famous aircraft of the same name in World War II. The Victory chronograph uses the oak and copper of the HMS Victory battleship, as well as our favorites: widely acclaimed Password Deciphering This is a flyback chronograph that subtly cuts paper from the original transcripts of the World War II documents from Bletchley Park - the secret home of the British World War II cryptographer.


For the latest limited edition, Bremont is re-examining what we think is the best point - British military history, paying tribute to the Royal Air Force in the form of an inspirational chronograph, the Royal Air Force will celebrate its centennial celebration in 2018. With the above trends, this watch features a unique element of three old Royal Air Force aircraft (Bristol Blenheim, a super sea lighter and a hawker hurricane) and is in battle in the UK Fighting in the middle. You can see how each element forms a yellow propeller that drives the rotor through the bottom cover of the exhibition. You may also notice that the middle of the propeller shows a unique wood finish - the raw material is taken from the 1917 SE5a of the Shuttleworth Collection (British World War I biplane, for those who have not reached the history of the Royal Air Force) Say).

Also worth noting is how the new 1918 LE will be rewarded - part of the proceeds from the three versions (75 Platinum, 75 Rose Gold, 275+ Stainless Steel) will be donated to the Royal Air Force Association (RAFA) - a support for the current and former Royal Air Force Organization of personnel for nearly 90 years.mens luxury watches cheap

Although its power is very similar to what we have seen before (the timing chronograph automatic chronograph movement with a second time zone pointer and 42 hours of power reserve, similar to the existing BE-54AE on ALT1-ZT), within 1918 The BE-16AE has a new key difference: a 6-point AM/PM indicator. This indicator is particularly convenient because the 'Greenwich Mean Time' pointer references the second time zone within 12 hours, but in a fantastic 'Bremont' detail, the 6-point theme shows the British fighters during the day and night. .

 
Royal Air Force and military history enthusiasts may also appreciate some of the more elaborate medieval details of the dial - such as the telemetry chronograph (a common wartime chronograph function, as it can be used to measure the wearer and various auditory cues) The approximate distance between, such as a bomb explosion, the hot blue hand, or the Royal Air Force Defense (MOD) 'Broad Arrow' theme, located 6 points below the AM / PM indicator - the latter was introduced in this version All the blessings of the Royal Air Force - something that a handful of military watches can prove.

Other classic Bremont details still exist: the 43 mm case Trip-Tick case and its signature DLC case, water-resistant to 100 meters and with a crocodile leather strap. If you are a newcomer to Bremont, we can assure you that this 43mm case is very comfortable and compact due to the relatively short lug-to-tat distance, making the 1918 (and the rest of the LE series) a Surprisingly versatile choices (especially in this white stainless steel variant), as well as a watch that is worn and enjoyed as often as possible. The white dial is a special favorite of the Topper, thanks to its contrast, texture and beautiful execution of the classic medieval modern style.greubel forsey replica watches