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Watching superhero movies will make us happy because we feel we are in the right and upholding justice. The fun, coupled with incredible battle scenes, will make us all excited. Even if we are just spectators, we always hope the villain loses. Hence, almost every superhero has a passionate fan.
What if two superheroes collide? Both Batman and Superman with different characters and abilities, even though they are equally strong. The appearance of the two in one film is the first time in the form of live-action.
Brief Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) Review
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice begins with Bruce Wayne falling on his face while running from his parent's funeral. Then, he saw bats as different beings and manifested them within himself. Batman, in this film, is a dark vigilante.
Batman does not hesitate to do various ways to uphold justice in his city; even Gotham has to fight Superman. Superman's figure is no less dark. Batman was annoyed by Superman's behaviour in Gotham when he fought enemies and created damage. In the other hand, feeling that Batman is starting to harass Superman's whereabouts, Clark Kent seeks as much information as possible about the man he considers a dangerous vigilante.
The dark nuance doesn't only cover the two main characters of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice but also cinematographically. The choice of colour seems to depict a world that is in chaos and needs a saviour. This is increasingly seen when almost every fight that exists creates damage here and there.
Seeing the title and the poster, some people will think that this film will show the well-developed cooperation between the two superheroes, Batman and Superman. That view is immediately countered at the beginning of the film.
In addition to being beyond expectations, we are treated to how their egos don't want to "give in" to each other. The dialogue between the two is also made in-depth and shows that the world is in danger even though the more significant threat comes from Lex Luthor.
Superman vs Batman (2016): Breitling for Bentley 6.75 Limited Edition Watch
Actor Jeremy Irons plays the role of Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce Wayne's trusted confidant, chief of security and butler. And In the movie Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), Jeremy Irons wears a Limited edition Breitling for Bentley 6.75 Midnight Carbon watch.
*Zoomed image of the Breitling Bentley 6.75 Limited Edition watch
Breitling Bentley 6.75 Limited Edition Watch Inspiration
Inspiration always comes from the inception. The partnership between Bentley and Breitling was born in 2002, when Bentley commissioned Breitling to create an onboard clock for the Continental GT. The new Grand Tourer debuted in 2003 with the Breitling clock built into it.
(left) Georges Kern, Breitling CEO & (right) Adrian Hallmark, Bentley Motors CEO, at 2019 Geneva International Motor Show
Furthermore, The Breitling for Bentley 6.75 Midnight Carbon timepiece was inspired by one of Bentley's most significant engines, Bentley's 6.75-litre V8 engine that powers the Mulsanne limousine cars.
When the V8 was first developed, it faced some significant challenges. It had to replace a straight six that dated back to 1922 and boost power and torque by 50 per cent, matching it for smoothness, noise, and reliability while fitting in the same space without structural alterations. The Bentley engineers were able to manage all that, one of which was casting the block from aluminum instead of iron. This helped, as it was 30lb lighter.
Breitling Bentley 6.75 Limited Edition Watch Features
This chronograph timepiece highlights a 49mm case in black steel with knurled detailing inspired by Bentley's famous radiator grilles. In addition, The black dial is decorated with an openwork motif that offers a peek at the Breitling Calibre 44B movement inside.
The watch features several functions:
Hours and minutes,
A central 1/4th of a second chronograph hand
The date at 12 o'clock
Small seconds at 3 o'clock
12-hour totalizer at 6 o'clock
30-minute totalizer at 9 o'clock.
The case-back of the watch had a five-spoke motif inspired by the design of Bentley's wheels and is signed Breitling for Bentley. The wristband is made of rubber with a raised central band that echoes that on the bezel.
Breitling for Bentley 6.75 Midnight Carbon is an exclusive limited edition timepiece. Only 1,000 pieces will be produced, keeping this timepiece rare on the market.
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