
ArmisT's exploration of the De Bethune DB27 Titan Hawk JPS offers a fascinating look into the brand's innovative use of titanium. His post highlights how De Bethune leverages heat treatment to achieve a spectrum of colors, from the iconic blued titanium to the distinctive gold accents on the JPS model. This deep dive into material science underscores why De Bethune remains a vanguard in independent haute horlogerie.


I love blue but hard to argue with black and gold!
Something about this watch gives me total Star Trek vibes! And as a bit of a Trekkie (The Next Generation is my favorite) I like this watch EVEN MORE!
As far as comfort, the pivot lugs make for a comfortable, semi-hugging fit on the wrist, limited only by lack of any curvature. You’d think with this uncomplicated piece that a smaller size would/could be considered, but there must be some underlying reason for the 43mm size. Ultimately, it is the futuristic stylings of this brand which holds sway over me. And I’m sure the Trekkie connotation further influenced that.🖖🏽
But they did do it well.
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