Dear fellow member, being a huge fan of pilot watches (issued or aviation related), I would love to see yours, both for my own guilty pleasure and future inspiration. But no more chitchat, let the pics do the talking : IWC MkXVI CWC Fleet Arm Glycine Airman 145.022 Sekonda Strela aka the Russian Speedmaster Zénith SubSea Dodane Type 21 Breitling 806 Do I need to say ? Auricoste type 20 Jardur Bezelmeter 145.022-68 AutAvia (Automobile & Aviation) 2446C GMT Hamilton G.S. tropicalized Heuer 1550 3H Hamilton 6B Hamilton G.S. 24h dial The (in)famous navigator trio, nickname poorman’s mk11 Benrus Sky Chief Hamilton and Lemania Fleet Arm That’s all folks ... now is your turn
Love your Zenith Pilot and Benrus Sky Chief! Here are a few of mine.... You've already seen the Eterna! ;-)
What a rotten sport. So many beautiful pieces and the chance to only give one like. There ought to be an OF rule on this “one watch, one post”. Please accept my 22 virtual likes.
I believe I am the only one who dare show that I own one of these: This one is longer mine but anyway...
Does it count if one part of the watch has actually been in space - or more appropriately put - come flying in from space?
My heavily flown Seiko 6309-7049 automatic...purchased new in 1987 during U.S. Navy primary pilot training.
I've bought a lot of pilot watches, but now I own four: The one I flew with for 20 years: Two custom Bremonts: Bremont MBIII F/A-18C BREMONT ALT-1Z US Navy Test Pilot School And a custom watch modeled after the A-13 8 Day clock in many airplanes: Here's a rundown of what I have bought and sold:
My heavily flown modern Speedy Gonzales Moonwatch. LATE ENTRY: Ridiculous bonus pics below taken from inside the modern Speedy Gonzales Moonwatch presentation box...and the lid fully closed with an MD-88 inside...which is freaking FANTABULOUS!