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Ceramic case in 46.5mm. Automatic in-house calibre 52615 with Pellaton self-winding system. Moonphase with a 577.5 years accuracy. Four digit year display. Power reserve is 7 days Annual limited production of 150pcs Priced at CHF35,000

• Hamilton Khaki Aviation Converter was launched in 2020, here we have an updated version in blue dial.
• 42mm case in stainless steel.
• It comes in either with a calf strap or a steel bracelet.
• The main feature on the watch is the slide rule bezel, which can be considered as a “flight computer” or “logarithmic bezel”.
• The slide rule is a mechanical analogue device, used to perform multiplication and division, it can also calculate exponents, roots or logarithms; pilots uses the slide rule in combination with the watch to calculate speed, fuel consumption, distance, rate of climb, descent and flight time.
• It is an essential tool for the pilots back in the days, but still a great compliment or back up for today’s pilots.
• The watch uses the H-10 automatic movement with an 80-hour power reserve and anti-magnetic NivachronTM balance spring.
• Priced at 1075/1105CHF (strap or bracelet)

Inspired by the classic Omega Flightmaster, the case is in stainless steel at 40.85mm with a thickness of 14.65mm, and is water-resistant up to 100 meters. Sapphire crystal with closed case back; galvanic black grained dial features “burn rate” sub-dial at 3 o’clock transferred in orange; target – sight sub-dial at 9 o’clock transferred in yellow and white with blue artificial horizon. Automatic Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 9906, chronograph with column wheel and vertical clutch. Power reserve is at 60hrs. Priced at €10,400

• Titanium case in 39mm, salmon dial with luminous indexes and hands, date aperture at 6 o’clock, integrated titanium bracelet, sapphire crystal display caseback.
• Automatic calibre 400 movement.
• Power reserve is 120hrs.
• Priced at CHF 3,900

• Longines has an important role in making chronographe for aviation since the early 20th century.
• The Charles Lindbergh or WWII pilot watches; or from the first monopusher to the first flyback; these are all significant achievements by Longines.
• The Avigation BigEye has been modelled after an early-1970s watch made for military aviators.
• The oversized minute counter, explaining its name “BigEye”.
• 2021 the BigEye received an update with a grade 5 titanium case at 41mm.
• Movement is the Longines Calibre L688 which is based on the 7750 with heavy modifications.
• Automatic winding with column wheel and silicon hairspring Power reserve is 54hours.
• Priced at 3,230.00€

This 2017 watch was launched to commemorate the company’s first pilot watch made in 1917. Stainless steel case in 40mm. Oris 732 automatic movement with 38 hours power reserve. Limited to 1917 pieces. Priced at CHF 2’400-

• A classic pilot watch designed to convey a deep-rooted sense of SINN tradition.
• Stainless steel case in 41mm.
• Automatic movement ETA 2836.
• Water resistance to 200m.
• Power reserve is at 42hours.
• Limited to 500 pcs.
• Priced at 1250€

Platinum case with blue dial or stainless steel case with black dial in 41mm. Manual winding B09 caliber. COSC certified. Featuring a column wheel with vertical clutch. Power reserve is at 70 hrs. 5 years warranty. Limited to 153 pcs (platinum case blue dial) Limited to 1953pcs (steel case black dial) Priced at 39,000CHF in Platinum.  7,900CHF in stainless steel

Stainless steel case in 38.30mm. Bidirectional rotating bezel with triangular markings for flight calculations. Manual winding Breguet. Cal. Valjoux 235 column-wheel chronograph with flyback function. Unique Piece Estimate : 35,000 – 50,000CHF