
India Whiskey Charlie's original post questioning Breitling's decision to release a 32-reference NFL Chronomat collection sparks a fascinating discussion on brand strategy and market perception. This article explores why a luxury watch brand might align itself so closely with American football, examining the commercial rationale and collector reception of such a niche offering. It delves into whether this move is a stroke of marketing genius or a misstep in design.
At the time, I could see IWC releasing these but who really bought one? I don't think I have seen one on someone's wrist. www.iwc.com
I'll pass, but thank you anyway Breitling. I'll show support to my team with the tattoo on my forehead.
But have to admit this is kind of cool. Surprised the cowgirls watch isn’t brown…😎 (is football trash talk allowed here or is this getting removed?).
Surprising. Maybe a sign of the times during the downturn in the industry?
How Football (Soccer) or Tennis or F1 or Cricket is big in some countries American Football is a way of life, a passion, a religion and has a strong association with the Armed Forces so there is a lot of regional and National Pride involved, it is an Amazing, Brutal and Tough game and the players, coaches and organizations have my full respect and Admiration. Breitling has a long and deep history in the United States and the brand recognition is just as strong as Rolex, maybe some of us here wou
down their noses at these, but I bet you they sell out!
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