Originally Posted by TiredSoul (Post 2315974)

Bought it at the Boeing in store when I got my 73 type

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/11...g?v=1488936321

Only wear it with a uniform.
Time off is no shave, no shoes, no watch...

Originally Posted by Cargo Man (Post 2325035)

I always defer to the YouTube experts on subjects like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t086Ah8Nkm0

Originally Posted by Aryan (Post 2304063)

I wear a Garmin D2 Pilot.



http://cdn.gearpatrol.com/wp-content...ear-Patrol.jpg





If you’re into piloting and like your watches as cool as possible, look no further than Garmin’s D2 Pilot watch ($449). Even in the crowded field of complex digital flight watches, the D2 stands out with a truly amazing set of features. Sporting an accurate WAAS GPS receiver along with an altimeter and compass, the 49mm-wide D2 can manage direct-to and nearest routing via an on-board worldwide airport database. Speed, waypoint, flight plans, ETA, active mapping, bearing and glide ratio are all available, along with a view of up to six time zones. It can even communicate with a number of external Garmin devices to keep additional flight information ready at a glance. It’s a remarkable, pure flight tool.

Originally Posted by PotatoChip (Post 2306970)

On the flip side, I own several "poor man's watches" that are still mechanical and bomb-proof. The Seiko SKX007 is one of the best watches ever made IMO and can be found for $150.

Originally Posted by Hetman (Post 2305317)

Timex Expedition. Samesame.

Originally Posted by ItnStln (Post 2335774)

I loved my SKX007, but I replaced it with a Deep Blue NATO Diver 300 because of the better movement with hand winding, and the sapphire crystal.