Horological Meandering

Hi all Here are some pictures of my Airman with his notice instructions. My version is "Old" Airman, which puts it in the late 50s. I was lucky to find it in its original configuration. To be honest, I was not really quiet compared to the number of false ...  

I only saw another one, from the same date, but it was in a very bad shape. Yours seems to be in great shape and the instructions just make it more attractive. The original Airman the type of watch that I like, story and complication wise. Congratulations... 

You're right, It's not easy to find a good one ! Best Doug

Always been a fan of this watch, although never managed to get my head around 24 hr dials. If I remember rightly it has a unique hacking mechanism. Here's the classic picture of a US pilot wearing one. (credit - ) ...  

when you pull the crown, a "baguette" appears between 2 and 4 24 hours and stop the second.

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the Glycine Airman has always been one of my favourite 24hr watches along with its competitor, the O&W earlybird. as i mentioned in the wristscan, i have owned one, let it go and now looking at a couple more that are nearly from 1964. i dont know if you f... 

You are Graham. The owner of this early is a collector of Glycine Airman. When I saw him for the deal, He had a beautiful Special on his wrist. If I had to catch another one, it will be probably a white dial version. © ...  

No such thing as an expert Doug. I just narrowed down what i wanted using what i could find on the net. A white dial would be a superb addition if you can find one for sale. Best G On 19 Apr 2013 10:30, "www watchprosite" *Alert from:* www:watchprosite > ... 

Congratulations. A real beauty! Richard

I am amazed by the design of this watch. It's typed 60 while appeared in the mid 50. Best Doug

Looks great on your wrist, love it. thanks for sharing vte