Hmmmm.... Well, since 2003 I've acquired quite a bit of swag but have given most (almost all) of it away to family and friends. I'll try to remember as much as I can...
2 Breitling Navitimer flight jackets
1 Breitling MA-1 flight jacket
1 Breitling World Cup of Aerobatics flight jacket
1 Breitling CAP30 RC a/c
1 Breitling parka
8 Breitling hats
1 Breitling visor
1 Breitling golf umbrella
2 Breitling golf bags
2 Breitling knives
2 Breitling lighters
1 Breitling ash tray (no, I do not smoke)
3 Breitling back packs
2 Breitling CD cases
1 Breitling briefcase
1 pair Breitling yellow socks
1 Breitling large sport bag
5 Breitling T-shirts
7 Breitling polo shirts
3 Breitling pens
2 Breitling "The Book" (many thanks to my good friend Frank ("Helderburg") who provided a wonderful gift for my sister & her husband!)
1 Scott Carpenter commemorative medallion and 50th anny boarding pass
3 earlier catalogs and price lists/brochure
2 "Made by Breitling" books
2 Bentley books
1 Breitling Aerosports DVD
3 Breitling advertising posters
2 Breitling crystal watch holders
1 2004-2005 sales handbook
1 2006-2007 sales handbook
All Breitling "Chronologs"
I'm sure there's something I missed but my memory is fading with age... My sister has a few of the more rare items including the World Cup flight jacket (1 of five Swiss made for staff at the event in 2004 - wearing it in the pic below) and truly one-of-a-kind jewelry I had made for her birthday from the extra Pilot bracelet links which came with her Callisto. A jeweler friend of mine used his brother's industrial laser soldering machine to make the earrings and necklace for sis. Soldering white gold onto 316L stainless is impossible without one of those bad boys. :roll: A pic below of her watch with the jewelry...
BTW, wifey thinks (knows?) that anyone with such an obsession in "junk" must be a little off kilter. I probably agree with her...

Best,
Ron