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Reviewing four pilots watches from Longines, IWC, Breitling, and Patek Philippe - at London Jewelers Manhasset (back in early March!). Watches featured in this video: 1) Longines BigEye Pilot Chronograph: https://www.londonjewelers.com/longin... 2) IWC Spitfire Chronograph: https://www.londonjewelers.com/iwc-st... 3) Breitling Aviator B01 Chronograph: contact [email protected] 4) Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time: contact [email protected] Explore London Jewelers' massive collection of watches and jewelry: http://bit.ly/london-jewelers-home More of Theo & Harris: shop: http://bit.ly/theoandharris-watchshop instagram: http://bit.ly/theoandharris-instagram partnership contact: [email protected] watch inquiries: [email protected] #patekphilippe #iwc #breitlingwatch Today, Christian dives into four pilot watches from various price points at London Jewelers! First up, we have the Longines Avigation Big Eye. At $2,625, the Big Eye has become a modern Longines icon. It won the revival category of the Grand Prix in 2017, and has remained one of the most well-respected modern reissues on the market to this day. A 41mm steel case and stark, highly legible black dial lend themselves to the classic pilot watch design language we come to expect. The oversized pushers both expand the visual presence of the watch, while also being incredibly functional if a pilot were, in fact, to take this thing up in the air with the intention of using the chronograph. With a movement based on the Valjoux 7750, it's a classic and reliable chronograph, modified by Longines. From there, we move up in price a bit to the $ range with the IWC Pilot Spitfire Chronograph. At just over $5k, this is out middle of the road option in terms of price, but it punches way above its weight when it comes to quality. Here we see the introduction of some impressive finishing, including some finely beveled edges that shimmer, alongside an upgraded movement from the one seen in the Longines (despite being based on the same architecture). IWC's pilot heritage is certainly more well known, and it shows here, where the use of faux patina at the quarter hours and on the hands reminds the wearer of this. Next, we tackle the Breitling Aviator 8 B01 43 Curtiss Warhawk, a watch released in tribute to the famed Fighter Pilots from World War II. Breitling's heritage in the aerospace world is equally well known as IWC's, and though the brand certainly strayed from this in the early to mid 2000s, under new CEO Georges Kern, they seem to have found their way back. Powering the watch is Breitling's first in-house chronograph movement, the B01, which spent years in development. It's an impressive, highly rugged and well-designed chronograph movement that is featured not only in most of Breitling's modern chronographs, but also in the Tudor Black Bay Chrono as well. Coming in at just under $8k, it's on the higher end for a pilot watch, but between the in-house chronograph movement and the sheer level of finishing here, it's hard to beat. Finally, a bit of fun, we have the Patek Philippe 5524R, their Calatrava Pilot Travel Time in rose gold. This 42mm watch is something way out there for the brand, but still pays homage to their little known history building Hour Angle pilot watches in the 1930s. Sure, the rose gold is a bit much, and the near $50k price tag is a big leap to make, but for what you're getting, and the uniqueness of the travel time complication, it definitely isn't as outlandish as it could have been.