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Thrue...The sea-vulture is in the air...
He recognise himself his influences from Concord(Quantum), Hublot(Big Bang) and other high techs but it's also close to some Invicta and a bit of Chase-Durer(Conquest) to...
But I guess that the actual "high-tech" military look is just around all of that by definition: Sharp,robust and deflective angles inspired from armoured vehicles, different levels like sandwich bolting/riveting, visible support structure with an industrial steel construction look, massive and minimalistic like a weapon-tool...
But this is from the old military industry in fact: In a close future, with the nanotechnology, we'll certainly got all of that transformed in smooth and aerodynamic/melted shapes with no visible joints/angles, reducing weak points unvisibles to the naked eye with no attackable gap...
And those industrial looks will become old-tech.
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