Random Watch Thread #3

[hayday]

I’ve always found them a bit nebulous in terms of identity. There’s nothing I can latch onto. I do appreciate the levity of this one, though.

I don't disagree with you're reasoning, but I think they found an identity a few years ago; maybe 7-8 years ago. They've become what Bremont wanted people to believe they were. I like a lot of their designs. I love the Trident Pro, but it hasn't been getting as much wrist time as before the Black Bay. I can say that about a lot of watches, though. I'm 99% committed to getting the Sealander GMT and the purple nebula The Twelve be on my wrist in late 2026.

[geoffbot]

You nailed it. I totally agree. Plus the new logo is horrible.

It makes sense at least - Swiss and UK flags

[Fantasio]

Plus the new logo is horrible.

Have to disagree with this. Not saying it’s great, but in my opinion much better than previous attempts.

[Fantasio]

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/12/f...m-finland.html

[Raza]

You nailed it. I totally agree. Plus the new logo is horrible.

Got to be honest, the new logo is definitely my favorite of any I can remember them using. Definitely much better than when they were branding the watches as “Chr. Ward”.

[Cybotron]

[Cybotron]

[mlcor]

Pretty, and not outrageously priced ($29,500) for a perpetual calendar with a chronograph, not to mention a platinum bezel.

[geoffbot]

Funky.

[geoffbot]

Pretty, and not outrageously priced ($29,500) for a perpetual calendar with a chronograph, not to mention a platinum bezel.

Pricey for a breitling though...