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Dimardi, a long-time contributor, shares his Stowa Flieger LE from 2017, a piece commemorating the brand's 90th anniversary. This post offers a personal look at a significant Stowa reference and sparks a discussion among collectors about the brand's heritage and the wearability of Flieger watches. His insights into the dimensions and feel of different Stowa models provide valuable context for enthusiasts considering these iconic pilot watches.
Stowa offers great quality for the price...great value. This was my 1st mechanical watch.
Love it too...the look and wearing it
Glad you found a happy piece!
which is great - as mentioned in another post really been thinking about their bronze flieger in 36 or 40. I think I can do both but I had a flieger many years ago and I do remember they wear quite large due to being almost all dial and therefore the dilemma.
This is a 40mm Klassik hardwound. It's a LE but same dimwnsions as their 40mm Klassik in their current catalog. It wears really well on my wrist...sweet spot for me. I have also have their 41mm bronze fleiger with a 6497 Unitas...is was a LE too ...1 of 15. It's same dimensions as their Bronze Flieger 6498 which i think is still available. It wears much larger than the 40mm because it is thicker mainly. But I love their Fliegers.
Thanks for sharing! Where did you get to see this one?
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