Technomarine Cruise Sport Watch
Hamilton X-Landing The emotions conveyed in a nostalgic trip to the 20's, who saw off the first aircraft made entirely of metal, and logic on a journey whose co measures the starting point of descent (TOD). The Hamilton X-Landing provides pilots with precision and style in a sophisticated Chronograph GMT, with design touches that reflect the materials and structures of the first metal aircraft. This pair of limited edition watches passionately recounts the history of aviation in the traditional language of today. DOT or top of descent point marks the transition between the technomarine cruise sport watch phase of flight and the descent phase. The pilots who carried only have to indicate feet cruising altitude in the position of 9 o'clock, with the help of the crown at 10 o'clock. With a built-in standard descent angle of 3 °, the X-Landing Hamilton shows the number of nautical miles left before reaching the final destination, indicating the start of a perfect drop in a small window reserved for this purpose. The typical language of aviation is also present on the surface of the bezel which are printed the 24 different time zones. In one model, they are represented by names of places, in others, or even military terms for the appropriate time zone, so attractive names that invite a whiskey or a tango in a hotel. True to itself, the brand with a long history in aviation accomplished, proves to have good eye for detail in all parts of Hamilton X-Landing. One model has an exclusive box PVD dark gray to complement the dominant pattern of white and black, while contrasting with the red GMT hand. The sections of the area remember the corrugated metal panels own aircraft that rode the winds in the 20 and 30. The true class is guaranteed by an elegant black leather strap joint recalls traditional sports gloves perforated with holes of different sizes. The other version, which offers a breathtaking tour of the world engraved around the bezel, has a brushed stainless steel case and features a metal belt and matching brown leather. Highlight some subtle notes of red which give dynamism to contrast with the background of the field through a wire mesh effect that reflects light, defying the sun itself Relojissimo - The Blog of Watches using Emire theme originally designed ed by Phu Ly and modified by H2O Studios. Made with WordPress. . . Hamilton X-Landing The emotions conveyed in a nostalgic trip to the 20's, who saw off the first aircraft made entirely of metal, and logic on a journey whose co measures the starting point of descent (TOD). The Hamilton X-Landing provides pilots with precision and style in a sophisticated Chronograph GMT, with design touches that reflect the materials and structures of the first metal aircraft. This pair of limited edition watches passionately recounts the history of aviation in the traditional language of today. DOT or top of descent point marks the transition between the technomarine cruise sport watch phase of flight and the descent phase. The pilots who carried only have to indicate feet cruising altitude in the position of 9 o'clock, with the help of the crown at 10 o'clock. With a built-in standard descent angle of 3 °, the X-Landing Hamilton shows the number of nautical miles left before reaching the final destination, indicating the start of a perfect drop in a small window reserved for this purpose. The typical language of aviation is also present on the surface of the bezel which are printed the 24 different time zones. In one model, they are represented by names of places, in others, or even military terms for the appropriate time zone, so attractive names that invite a whiskey or a tango in a hotel. True to itself, the brand with a long history in aviation accomplished, proves to have good eye for detail in all parts of Hamilton X-Landing. One model has an exclusive box PVD dark gray to complement the dominant pattern of white and black, while contrasting with the red GMT hand. The sections of the area remember the corrugated metal panels own aircraft that rode the winds in the 20 and 30. The true class is guaranteed by an elegant black leather strap joint recalls traditional sports gloves perforated with holes of different sizes. The other version, which offers a breathtaking tour of the world engraved around the bezel, has a brushed stainless steel case and features a metal belt and matching brown leather. Highlight some subtle notes of red which give dynamism to contrast with the background of the field through a wire mesh effect that reflects light, defying the sun itself Relojissimo - The Blog of Watches using Emire theme originally designed ed by Phu Ly and modified by H2O Studios. Made with WordPress. . . .
