Jaguar to revive Lightweight E-Type --- with a limited-edition Bremont watch to match!

Jaguar had revealed in an earlier-this-year announcement that it plans to revive its historic racing car --- the Lightweight E-Type. The company said that it would manufacture six more Lightweight E-Types in a new Heritage department on the site of the original Browns Lane factory in Coventry, England.
With the announcement implying that the addition of six new Lightweight E-Types will bring the total production run of the cars to 18, which was the number originally intended when the legendary car was first rolled out in 1963, Jaguar has now revealed that the six new units of the car will come with a limited-edition Bremont watch to match!
For the watch which will match the Lightweight E-Type, Jaguar has partnered with British watchmaker Bremont. The limited-edition watch which has been created to match the historic car has been appropriately named 'Bremont Lightweight E-Type.' The watch captures the spirit of the E-Type, along with utilizing materials from the actual cars' construction.
There will be one watch for each of the six new Lightweight E-Types to be manufactured by Jaguar. The collectors hand-picked to receive the six cars will have the option to order the watch along with it.
The 43mm case of the watch uses Bremont's trademark 'Trip-Tick' three-piece construction; while the watch's dial is a modified version of the period-style Smiths gauges found in the Jaguar's dash. Each dial has the chassis number of its partner car printed right at 6 o'clock.