I was always a bit cynical regarding Bremont. Lots of my friends and colleagues bought in. They are nice looking watches mind but for me, there never was any provenance to them.
Frank was not impressed
So after decades you now finally understand what Deep Purple wanted to tell you.
I was brought up on Zappa in the 70s and hence assumed most of the population was stupid. He was an influencer par excellence!So after decades you now finally understand what Zappa wanted to say with the lyrics.
They had some nice LE's but at a price. As said I wished I had invested in a Rolex or an IWC. Plus I must buy the ubiquitous Moon watch at some point.
You are allowed to shoot at vermin in your garden with a small-caliber rifle without a hunting license? In Germany we are only allowed to shoot in our hunting grounds, not in the garden. Unless the house is in the hunting grounds and not in a "pacified area"
Here in the UK I have a .22 Ruger and an AYA No2 Shotgun. I can use these in my garden or on my land. I don’t have any neighbours so safe for everyone concerned. Hopefully.
So what’s the story regarding the designs you commissioned?
Shaky 100% agree with you.
My Air Force squadron put in an order for a custom Breitling.
I thought the brand was pretty cool until the rebrand. Now it seems overly generic.
In 1982, it was a TriStar that flew me back from Ascension following 12 hours on a Hercules from the Falklands.
I’m the same. Rolex since 1977 but a few years back, purchased a limited edition (50) CWC. Wore it for a week, just to wear it in. That was two years ago and still on my wrist.My Air Force squadron put in an order for a custom Breitling.
Received it last year. I'm a Rolex guy personally so I never really wear it- though I did wear it once on a flight just so it has some provenance
It's more of a safe queen/ collectors piece but I'm glad I snagged one!
Mine is #3/39
Heres a shot of my favorite vintage Rolex... 1974 Red Submariner. Felt it was appropriate to take a "period correct" shot in my 1975 RRC.
