Jardur

For the pleasure of the eyes. I feel very lucky to own this one. For so many years, now! Best, Nicolas

These were all tool watches. The Jardur was built as a navigation device for the American Bomber squads like the 100th . If you search Jardur on this site I have a write up on its development and deployment. You are not just getting a vintage watch, you a

The Warner Plotter: Origins, Development, and WWII Aviation Use Historical Background and Origins of the Warner Plotter During the 1930s, as aviation expanded and navigational training became more sophisticated, a variety of manual tools were developed to

It really has so much charm to it and the red highlights really add to the look but I think my favourite bit of the dial is the 3,6 and nine being in the subdials rather than cutoff. I don't recall ever seeing that on a chronograph before, wear and enjoy

The only bombing this old boy’s done since WW2 is photo bombing.

Quite impossible to find... And since we are at it, 2 is better than one. Best, Nicolas

The only bombing mission this Jardur is on is Negroni based.