Parmigiani Bugatti Aerolithe Flyback Chronograph Watch Remembers The Flammable Legend
At SIHH 2014,?Parmigiani will introduce the newest member to its Bugatti watch collection with the Bugatti Aerolithe Flyback Chronograph. It is in my opinion perhaps the most attractive Bugatti timepiece they have come out with so far being simple in design with a very classically attractive color palette in a deep metallic blue with a hint of red. The watch is meant to honor a historically unique Bugatti car that has since disappeared.Interesting fact about the 1935 Bugatti Type 57 Aerolithe - it was flammable. Introduced in 1935 at an auto show, the one-of-a-kind coach is known as the first Bugatti to introduce the iconic Type 57 body style that was more realized a few years later. The Aerolithe was a trial in modern material construction as Bugatti wanted to make it lightweight for performance purposes. Though records seem to indicate the 1935 Aerolithe had only one actual media road test.In order to make the Aerolithe as lightweight as possible, Bugatti sourced a newly developed an

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