TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL
Diameter Ø 40.00 mm
Thickness 14.40 mm
Material Stainless steel
Crown Screw-down
Dial Blue Soleil
Crystal Sapphire with double AR coating
Water Resistance 5 ATM
MOVEMENT
Type Sellita SW510 Top
Height 7.90 mm
Power Reserve 48 hr
Number of Jewels 25 (Incabloc)
Frequency 28,800 A/h
Functions Stop second

Chronograph 30 min. and 12 hr.
STRAP
Material Leather Made in Italy
Color Black
Length 8.00mm and 11.00mm
Width 20.00mm
Closure Buckle
Origin Made in Italy
Warranty

Each watch is covered by a warranty for a period of two (2) years from the original date of purchase. The warranty covers mechanical and manufacturing defects. Proof of purchase is required to validate the warranty, in the form of a copy of the online order confirmation, receipt, or warranty booklet dated and stamped by the point of sale.

Sghipping

We generally ship within 4-5 business days, subject to availability. For shipments within the EU, a tracking number will be provided. For international shipments (package security), the location will be indicated only upon request.

<p>A robust chronograph<br />
at ease in every situation</p>

Tribute to Aviation Chronographs

This chronograph draws inspiration from the great aviation chronographs of the past, which, with their functional design, helped define a genre, writing an important chapter in the history of watchmaking and beyond.

Tribute to Aviation Chronographs

This chronograph draws inspiration from the great aviation chronographs of the past, which, with their functional design, helped define a genre, writing an important chapter in the history of watchmaking and beyond.

Elegance in the Details

Despite the functionalist inspiration, there are subtle elegant details, such as the treatment of the surfaces, alternating between brushed and polished finishes.

Elegance in the Details

Despite the functionalist inspiration, there are subtle elegant details, such as the treatment of the surfaces, alternating between brushed and polished finishes.

THE MOVEMENT

The engine of this watch is a Swiss Sellita SW510 Top Grade movement. Top Grade indicates that the manufacturer applies the strictest tolerances and the highest level of care during production.
This movement is derived from the Sellita SW500 project, an “integrated” chronograph movement based on the famous Valjoux 7750, one of the first automatic chronographs. The 7750 design dates back to 1973, and unlike other automatic chronographs on the market like the Zenith El Primero or the Breitling, the 7750 was less refined but decidedly more robust, a characteristic that has

Transformed this movement into an icon. The 510 is an evolution of the SW500, with the main difference being the arrangement of the subdials, which changes from a 12-3-6 layout to the more classic 3-6-9. This chronograph features a “coulisse” escapement, meaning the chronograph functions are driven by levers that move a cam back and forth, alternately starting, stopping, and resetting the chronograph. This system is less complex than the so-called “column wheel,” but it offers a significant advantage in terms of robustness, simplicity, and reliability.

The engine of this watch is a Swiss Sellita SW510 Top Grade movement. Top Grade indicates that the manufacturer applies the strictest tolerances and the highest level of care during production.
This movement is derived from the Sellita SW500 project, an “integrated” chronograph movement based on the famous Valjoux 7750, one of the first automatic chronographs. The design of the 7750 dates back to 1973, and unlike other automatic chronographs on the market like the Zenith El Primero or the Breitling, the 7750 was less refined but significantly more robust, a characteristic that has transformed this movement into an icon. The 510 is an evolution of the SW500, with the main difference being the arrangement of the subdials, which changes from a 12-3-6 layout to the more classic 3-6-9. This chronograph features a “coulisse” escapement, meaning the chronograph functions are driven by levers that move a cam back and forth, alternately starting, stopping, and resetting the chronograph. This system is less complex than the so-called “column wheel,” but it offers a significant advantage in terms of robustness, simplicity, and reliability.

The Controls

In order to minimize the risk of error and, rather, to maximize the chances of detecting and correcting it, each watch undergoes extensive testing.

The movement is tested by the manufacturer according to the specified standards and tolerances. When the movement reaches our control laboratory, it is kept running for at least 7 days. Afterward, the movement is “cased,” and the watch is completed and sealed. At this point, the assembled chronograph undergoes another series of tests. If the watch does not meet the established standards, the technician will adjust the movement if possible, or otherwise replace the entire movement.

Each watch is accompanied by the control document that lists the chronocomparator readings.

THE COLLECTION

Dedicated by those who fly to those who fly, each watch combines the needs of pilots with

a search for elegance. Driven by a Swiss movement, forged from the steel of a F104 Starfighter turbine.