Aviation/ Pilot watches here, please.

[CFR]

Following the previous thematic threads, how about some pilot watches?

[tribe125]

Mk11 - designed by the RAF, made by IWC and Jaeger-LeCoultre. The archetypal British pilots’ watch, and a primary influence on watch design in general.

Accept no substitute for this substitute.

[wschofield3]

Tourby pilot, 200m WR and crazy good finishing.

[uchinanchu]

I've had 3 . . . waiting for the bronze IWC Spitfire to be available though

[skywatch]

I don't have many purist Type A or B style watches at the moment. Several Airmen have passed through my hands. These are what I have right now:





This one will probably end up back with me, as I repaired it for my dad (who was a pilot) but he passed away earlier this year.

[Seriously]

Laco:


Kemmner:


Laco 45


Laco42:


This one counts surely:

It's a Steinhart Jubiläumsuhr JG 74 Ltd (can't find a front pic just now , but it's a typical A type dial


I've probably got some more somewhere, these were just picked from my IWL library

[Cybotron]

Only one I have.

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Gone but not forgotten

[hayday]

I plan to get this Laco...one day.

[OhDark30]

Now:


Poljot Aviator I


Poljot 3017 Strela
(as issued to Red Air Force)

Then:


Fortis Pilot Pro


civvie Poljot 3133
(as issued to Red Air Force)


Watchunique SeaGull 1963 reissue
(inspired by PLA Air Force issue)


1950 Junghans J88 civvie pilot chronograph


Poljot 3133 subwave


HMT Pilot (the Indian Air Force issue Jawan was similar)


Junkers Euro Flieger Chronograph


Speedy Reduced


1967 Poljot 3017 Strela
(as issued to Red Air Force)


Ollech & Wajs Flieger Chronograph (Valjoux 7733)
Not issued to anyone, despite spurious broad arrow & bogus NATO stock number on back


Poljot Aviator I chrono (3133)

[breadman3]

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