Brietling has been manufacturing watches since 1884 and is one of the most popularly recognized, and gorgeous brands today. There's a great history of aviation and pilot's watches with the Navitimer and Chronomat being two of the most popular from the brand. Chronographs are also a great part of the fake Breitling's history and persona, but for this article on the brand's most affordable offerings, we will be focusing on three-handers. The history of Breitling could be a totally separate article itself but suffice it to say that it is often seen as one of the most established mainstream luxury brands, and yet, remarkably, Breitling remained among the last major independent brands until just this year.
The Breitling Colt has always been and still is the entry-level line from the brand. Breitling took a big measure in making the brand more accessible to a younger demographic when they introduced the Colt Skyracer in the brand's own Breitlight carbon case material in February of this year (2017) at a rather cheap price.[url=https://tenablogm.livedoor.blog/archives/7482350.html]fake watch[/url]
The Colt is recognizable partly for its bezel that has indices that are etched rather than painted or applied, and instead of a smooth surface all around, you find four raised "riders" at 12, 3, 6, and 9. Supposedly, the idea is that you could operate the bezel without seeing it so as to approximate its placement because of the rider at 12 featuring a solitary lume-treated dot providing a tactile cue as well as being extra noticeable in low-lighting situations.
The Bretling Colt Skyracer measures a hefty 45mm wide and 13.5mm thick, so expect it to wear on the larger side, which is really par for the course for any other models of Breitling watch. The case is done in the black carbon composite the brand refers to as Breitlight, which is less than 1/3 the weight of titanium while still being very strong. Of course, you've got the black rubber strap here which cleverly adds an easy release system and has markings that allow it to double as a measurement tool with inch and centimeter markings.
Absolutely, it's a quartz movement, but not just any quartz movement, it is special here I have to admit. The brand claims this to be ten times more accurate than your standard quartz movement and, to top it all off, they are COSC certified, as is the case with all Breitlings. Like other quartz watches, the "set it and forget it" functionality, for some professionals, maybe a huge advantage over the automatic. With a 100m water resistance and a sapphire crystal to round up the stats, it's reliable, accurate, and legible. That's really got to be appealing to younger buyers or those who prefer the convenience, accuracy, and affordability of a quartz watch.