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Originally Posted by kansas
(Post 319161)
I definitely think all the slide rule calculators and such that inevitably end up on aviation watches are kinda cool, but does anyone actually know how to use theirs, and use it regularly?
Yep, very useful... it saved my rear a few times back in my jumper flying days... now the computers tell me everything. :D |
Originally Posted by Ottopilot
(Post 249664)
Same hear. Why spend a lot of money on a time piece when that information is everywhere for free? Airplane clock, FMS, cell phone, wall clocks, etc. I don't even wear a watch on my days off. I don't care what time it is. :D
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Originally Posted by kansas
(Post 319161)
I definitely think all the slide rule calculators and such that inevitably end up on aviation watches are kinda cool, but does anyone actually know how to use theirs, and use it regularly?
Think E6B, although you can't actually read the numbers :p |
Not in the price range mentioned but here's what I wear, among others:
http://mytimesquare.net/main.php?do=...+Spitfire&k=18 |
Originally Posted by Illini
(Post 250023)
Got this less than a year ago. Love this thing.
http://www.bluedial.com/bluedial/ima...BJ7000-52E.jpg |
Originally Posted by Swass
(Post 319765)
Not in the price range mentioned but here's what I wear, among others:
http://mytimesquare.net/main.php?do=...+Spitfire&k=18 I like IWC. Beautiful watch. Isn't that several thousand though? |
Originally Posted by TXTECHKA
(Post 249623)
wal mart cheap-o
atp |
Originally Posted by mike734
(Post 319927)
I like IWC. Beautiful watch. Isn't that several thousand though?
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Citizen Eco Drive Skyhawk with a titanium band. I've been wearing it for almost five years and I love the thing.
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