In anticipation of the new James Bond 007 movie, Spectre, out later this year, Omega, the official watch of James Bond, has debuted a new James Bond-themed timepiece with the limited edition Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra > 15,007 Gauss. Here we have a www.attrinity.com pleasantly subtle 007 watch based on the wildly popular Omega Aqua Terra > 15,000 that we reviewed here last year. The most distinctive elements of the new limited edition > 15,007 Gauss watch is the special colors as well as the use of the James Bond family coat-of-arms. The fictional character's coat-of-arms can be seen from the below screen shot taken from 007: In Her Majesty's Secret Service. The coat-of-arms is used to tile the blue-colored face of the > 15,007 watch, as well as for the counter-weight of the seconds hand. Also, there is replica omega Seamaster a special automatic rotor design visible through the sapphire crystal caseback on the rear of the watch case. What made the original Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra > 15,000 Gauss watch special, was that it was the first Omega timepiece to contain the brand's Master Co-Axial movement parts. This was before Omega called its new anti-magnetic movements "Master Co-Axial" thus the > 15,000 Gauss name. Inside the watch is the now named Omega Master Co-Axial calibre 8507 automatic movement - named as such for its unique rotor (designed to look like a gun barrel). Otherwise the movement is the same as the caliber 8508 in the other Aqua Terra Master Co-Axial collection timepieces. We do, however, see the return to yellow on the dial, which helped make the original Omega > 15,000 Gauss watch so popular. The steel case of the > 15,007 Gauss watch is 41.5mm wide and comes with a matching steel bracelet. The case has a sapphire crystal over the front and rear of the case, is water resistant to 150 meters, and thanks to the Master Co-Axial component, is extremely resistant to magnetism. Omega will produce the Seamaster Aqua Terra > 15,007 Gauss watch as a limited edition of 15,007 pieces. That is quite a lot for a limited edition but Omega has time, and time again, seen its James Bond-themed watches prove popular. We look forward to seeing what else Omega watches has in store for the world as the year leads up to the release of 007
 
Piatto Tipico
Risotto al Nero d'Avola di Sirignano con zucca gialla e bocconcini di primosale
 

Ingredienti per 4 persone

 Gr 320 di riso per risotti
Gr 200 di zucca tagliata a cubetti di circa 1 cm
Gr 120 primo sale tagliato a cubetti di circa 0,5 cm
Ml 300 di Nero D`Avola delle Tenute di Sirignano
1 cipolla rossa media tritata finemente
Gr 50 Caciocavallo grattugiato
Brodo vegetale q.b.
Olio extra vergine d`oliva, sale, pepe, timo fresco tritato
Cottura circa 18 minuti
 
 
Procedimento
 
Preparate del brodo vegetale immergendo gli scarti delle verdure in un pentolino con acqua fredda
e fate bollire x circa 10 min (si può anche usare del dado vegetale) spegnete il fuoco, scolate e tenete il
brodo ben caldo.
Prendete metà della cipolla facendola appassire a fuoco lento con abbondante olio extra vergine d`oliva,
alzate il fuoco a fiamma viva, aggiungete la zucca e far rosolare per un paio di minuti; sfumare con un
bicchiere di Nero D`Avola di Sirignano e continuate la cottura a fiamma bassa per circa 3-4minuti aggiungendo un pò
di brodo finché la zucca non inizia a sfarinarsi, spegnere il fuoco.
Prendete la restante cipolla e fatela appassire con l`olio in un pentolino a fondo spesso per 2-3 minuti,versate il riso e fate mantecare (circa tre minuti, il riso deve perdere il classico colore bianco e apparire quasi vitreo), versate il vino, fate assorbire completando la cottura al punto desiderato versando a poco a poco il brodo vegetale che avrete tenuto ben caldo. NB il riso va mescolato spesso meglio se di continuo. Aggiungete la zucca a metà cottura. Il cacio cavallo, il timo ed i cubetti di primo sale vanno aggiunti a fine cottura prima di servire.
Buon appetito.
 


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