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sorry Andrew, i could have crashed the site uploading all of the military pilots watches
i have owned but recently sold. problem is that i've just deleted everything from my portfolio except for pieces i still own 
i think its better to appreciate what has replaced them rather than dwell on what i had had. they were all genuine issue pieces from WW1 RFC pocket watches to a 1960's Glycine airman. there is no point owning a watch you can't/don't wear and none of those pieces were what i call 'daily wearers'.
the only offering i have is my B&R phantom, but you all know what it looks like and its not really a pilots watch.
Graham
Pilot’s watches … from the simple to the ultimate
Dear All, Midnight has nearly arrived here and I thought I would be presumptuous and start a theme of Pilot’s watches for our Friday posts. Not that I commonly make it into the cockpit or find myself in zero gravity, but the purposeful design and purity o...
One for the officer's club, the other worn for actual missions
Guess which was which? This message has been edited by mkt33 on 2008-04-17 11:59:39...
The only one I really regret selling ...
I consider this Class El Primero to be one of the most attractive Zenith chronographs. Regards, Marcus...
With all due respects, Marcus, your Zenith is . . .
. . . simply one of the most attractive chronographs of all . . . purity of design on a par with the Speedmaster Pro and Rolex Daytona . . . cordially, Art
My trusty old Zeno XXL Pilot's Chrono
46mm or 47mm. Forgot exactly how big. Cheers, Anthony...
Good call Andrew...
This thread should see some interesting pieces emerge into daylight. Not too many real aviators in the hangar here: can only ‘see’ the Mark XV and Speedy Pro; ‘raise’ a GO Navigator – Never sure about this one though. Breguet reckon it’s a pilot type, but...
sorry Andrew, i could have crashed the site uploading all of the military pilots watches
i have owned but recently sold. problem is that i've just deleted everything from my portfolio except for pieces i still own i think its better to appreciate what has replaced them rather than dwell on what i had had. they were all genuine issue pieces fr...
Mark XV cousins
Hi pplater, Your British Spitfire Mark XV looks rather spiffing on its aftermarket strap. I have always liked those applied numerals. Is it distracting that the central brushed area eats into the 10 and 11? I read that the Type XX and XXI were supplied to...
Apologies...
...for the late response Andrew, but 'better late than never'. Thank you for noticing the aftermaket strap on the IWC. As I think you may know, it's an ABP with 'gunmetal' stitching: seems to be a better match for the watch than the tan OEM strap. As for ...
Delivered with the watch, Andrew...
I will have to contact them to ask if it's possible to get the same strap but in a sand color... I love this kind of straps..This is my 1st one, and I absolutely love it. Best. Nicolas
What is the material?
Thanks Nicolas, It looks very rugged and robust. I imagine it wears very well. Is it waterproof? Any idea of the material? Inquisitively, Andrew
Hey, Andrew D, don't know how to traduce it in English
In French, this is " Toile "..Waterproof, yes, but won't go to swim with this watch, as the crown is not screw, and as the WR is 50 meters only. Best. Nicolas
I used the Reverso …
Thanks Nicolas, Very appropriately there is web-based dictionary called “Reverso” that is good for translating languages. My French is poor but I understand your meaning. Don’t worry, I wasn’t planning to go diving with the GO, just interested in straps t...
Pilot as a passenger watch...
I often travel with this one. Above the Keys in Florida....
how can i miss this post!
flight deck operations timed by this.... the aircraft in this case is a carbon fiber clad with a monoposto-style cockpit. zoom!....fantastic to be able to fly....
