i have the Polerouter for SAS and the Marvin Flying Dutchman for KLM. Does anyone know of any other watches that were chosen for particular airlines?

 

Rolex GMT Master? Associated with PanAm in the '50s.

http://www.gmtmasterhistory.com/

 

Gruen produced watches for Panam Clipper pilots to use during WWII and than released a Panam model after the war for the public:

 

There are some Benrus Sky Chiefs floating around that are engraved "Property of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines" on the caseback. I think Delta, Northwest, and TWA also used these in an official capacity.

 

Longines had a watch for Czech pilots in the late 30's and 40's, and in the 50's they made a model for SwissAir.

Can't forget the Lindbergh Hour Angle either!

 

The Longines 'Swiss Air' from this classic Hodinkee 'Talking Watches' with Alfredo P



http://www.hodinkee.com/blog/talking-watches-with-alfredo-paramico

 

The Bremont 'Boeing's...


http://www.bremont.com/chronometers/range/bremont-boeing

 

Thanks, fellas, you've given me some work!

 

Isn't it Concord pilot official watch omega flightmaster?

 

Philippine Airlines.

Image credit - Janice&Fred

 

I.W.C. MK11



Credit to James Dowling on MWR

 

Here's another Pan-Am