Few cars carry the cultural weight of the Aston Martin DB5. Introduced in 1963, the British grand tourer became shorthand for taste, style, and modern luxury. Today, as the official watch partner of Aston Martin, Breitling channels that legacy into the Top Time Tribute to Aston Martin DB5.
The Top Time launched in the 1960s as Breitling’s “unconventional chronograph,” created for a new, youthful, and speed-obsessed audience. In Thunderball (1965), Sean Connery wore a Top Time ref. 2002 while driving the DB5, linking the two through style as much as engineering.
Today’s tribute in three limited-edition models, echoes the car’s handcrafted interior, bringing that same sense of iconic design to the wrist.
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The magic of cinema has always captivated the imagination. And while today we can watch films on virtually any screen, no 21st-century invention has matched Konstantin Chaykin’s vision. Would you like to see this watch return in a new version?
This video drops you right into the cockpit of the world’s most ferocious fighter jets, ranking their engine sounds from thunderous growl to bone-shaking roar.
First comes the deep, guttural rumble of an F-22 Raptor spooling up, then the piercing scream as it lights the afterburner and tears through the sky.
The Su-57 follows with its own unique howl—aggressive, almost angry, like the jet itself is daring you to keep up.
Each sound is more than noise; it’s the voice of raw power, precision engineering, and pilots who live on the edge where sound becomes a weapon.
The F-35’s low growl, the F-16’s sharp whine, the Eurofighter’s banshee wail—every one hits different, but all remind you that these machines aren’t just metal and fuel. They’re alive with purpose.
You feel the vibration in your chest before your ears even register it.
Which fighter jet sound gives you the biggest chills? Which one makes you want to be in the seat when it lights up? Drop your pick below.
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