Bremont America's Cup Collection With Four New Watches
Sponsoring the prestigious boat race America's Cup has proven to be?a big deal for a number of watch brands so far, and as of May earlier in 2015,?Bremont is the first British watchmaker to?be the official timekeeper of the event. Furthermore, Bremont also works with Oracle Team USA, one of the major sailing teams to enter the race. Such an important occasion demands at least a special edition to go with it �C we are seeing much more than that this time around though, as the Bremont America's Cup Collection has been announced today, containing four different �C albeit not entirely new �C references.Two, the Bremont AC I and Bremont AC II, respectively, are dedicated to the America's Cup 2017 event and are more elegant in their styling �C going well with the "official timekeeper" title the brand has acquired. The other two, much sportier in?construction and overall appearance, are the Bremont Oracle I and Bremont Oracle II watches which, as their names indicate, are designed to go with the

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