Breitling Avenger II Seawolf

Producing an exciting tourbillon is literally no sweat for breitling Avenger II Seawolf replica, and they've done it again. This is, after all, the same company who has brought us the Certifie as well as the Gyrotourbillon collection of super-watches. What panerai luminor replica uk recognized several years ago as more and more brands began to release versions of what was at one time a very exclusive mechanism, is that they needed to flex their in-house strength and take the tourbillon to a level no one else could. For sure other brands have also come out with appealing exotic tourbillons, but when it comes to a mixture of focusing on tradition, coolness, and accuracy, http://www.syrauto.com/breitling-chronomat-chronomat-44-replica-uk.html is among the best when it comes to producing even more exclusive tourbillon style movements.

So what is special about the tourbillon in the Avenger II Seawolf? For one thing it is very thin. As a flying tourbillon, it has done something no one else has done before. They have been able to engineer out much of the tourbillon case top and flip over the balance wheel. The vast majority of balance wheels have a hairspring that is located under the oscillating wheel. This watch has succeeded in putting the hairspring on the top. Not only that, but they've designed it into a flying tourbillon.

Why is this important? Well this is really more of an aesthetic innovation. It uses a complex system to create an even more visually appealing tourbillon through modern engineering. Tourbillons today are really about showing off a degree of status and prestige in a timepiece, as well as offering collectors something beautiful to admire. Note the traditionally looking hairspring in blued metal. In this timepiece, the Avenger II Seawolf Ultra Thin Minute Repeater Flying Tourbillon, Breitling has perhaps produced one of the finest looking and most unobstructed tourbillon assemblies of all time.

This particular version of the Duometre has two skeletonized "wing" sections on the dial with a view to the movement, which also happens to be where the dial power reserve indicators are. As you surely guessed, the power reserve indicators are for each of the two mainspring barrels. While not all versions of the Duometre collection have partially skeletonized dials, I happen to prefer it because when you invest in a watch such as this, you aren't doing it strictly for aesthetics, you are doing it because you genuinely love what Breitling is doing technically.

The dial layout is attractive and more or less symmetrical with different colored hands for the time and chronograph indication. I typically don't like watches that feature two larger subdials on the face, but the Duometre collection is among the few noteworthy exceptions to that rule. While the dial is conservative, Breitling makes use of excellent materials and finishing for a highly refined and legible look. It really has a wonderful mixture of class and horological taste.

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