Thunderbirds Multi Pro 2 XL – Ref.-Nr.: 1063
Noble pilot watches with automatic movement. In addition, these Watch a sight glass in the soil and are so free the view of the movement. The watches have a full date. Available in black with leather strap:
- Housing: stainless steel 316L matted
- Diameter 40 mm
- Screwed stainless steel back
- Movement: Automatic with 20 jewels (TY2552)
- Display: date, day, 24 hours, month
- Indices and luminous hands
- Glass: DFC-Glass
- Water resistant (5 ATM test pressure DIN-Norm 8310)
- Leather strap E10

o PPS cap silver or gold
o For Thunderbirds watches
o Fits for the following modells Ref.Nr.: 1060 (Flight Gold)
o Aluminium

TISSOT T-Touch Titanium
Titanium body and titanium bracelet. By touching the watch glass selectable features such functions as air pressure indicator, altimeter, stopwatch, compass, alarm and thermometer, and lighting of the digital display.

TISSOT T-Touch Expert
Stainless steel case and stainless steel bracelet. By touching the watch glass selectable functions such as altimeter (in feet and meters), altitude difference meter, chronograph (split and cumulative time), compass, two alarms, thermometer (in º C and º F), barometer, date and time (12 – or 24 -hour scale), perpetual calendar, countdown timer and backlight display.

TISSOT Sea-Touch
Stainless steel case and stainless steel bracelet. Anti-reflective, sensitive sapphire glass. By touching the watch glass selectable functions such as dive function, tactile log for the shore, depth (in feet and meters), dive speed, chronograph (split and cumulative time), compass, two alarms, thermometer (in º C and º F), date and time (12 – or 24-hour scale), perpetual calendar, illumination of the digital display.

- Housing: stainless steel 316L matted
- Diameter 40mm
- Screwed steel bottom with anniversary engraving:
- 10 years Thunderbirds Watches and serial number
- Movement: VD57 chronograph quartz
- Display: date, stop-second, minute, hour
- Indices and luminous hands
- Second hand with TB Logo
- Glass: DFC-Glass
- Water resistant (5 ATM test pressure DIN-Norm 8310)
- Leather strap E10

Thunderbirds Wing Chrono
- Stainless steel case D: 40mm
- Screwed steel bottom
- 5 ATM water resistant
- Dial in black
- Hours luminous indices (superluminova)
- DFC – glass (diamond firm coating)
- Luminous hands (superluminova)
- Solid stainless steel bracelet with safety
- Movement: Chronograph Citizen / Miyota os80
- WITH ALARM

With patented push Protector System
- Housing: 316L stainless steel plated 18karat
- Diameter 45mm
- Screwed steel bottom with glass windows
- Movement: Automatic with 20 jewels (PTS 2100)
- Display: date, day, 24 hours, month and year
- Gold indices and hands
- Dial: Matte white
- Glass: DFC-Glass
- Patented push Protector System
- Water resistant (5 ATM test pressure DIN standard 8310)
- Band: Leather strap black E11S
- Volume adjoining: 22mm
- Cases: Thunderbirds Standard Case

Since the air at that time was one of the most advanced engineering services, offering many watch manufacturers to far more than the actual needs airman watches to participate in the myth of precision and high technology. All the pioneering work of the aerospace industry can be found in the history of the watch manufacturer.

The actual pilot watches were built early in the dashboard and developed from the already technically weitentwickelten chronometers of seafaring. Achieve the required accuracy with a wrist watch was more ambitious than a technical necessity.

Today, the mechanical pilot watch and the expression of many replicas of the zeitgeist of a technically oriented, primarily male audience.

At this time, watches were already known. Naval and artillery officers were the first men who watches used for timing. Widespread and accepted, however, were only fashionable watches with decorative function, which were worn by women. The advent of aviation watches contributed to wider acceptance of wristwatches for men.

Pilot Watches possessed accurate mechanical watch movements were constructed and unadorned, rugged and shock resistant. Many models have extra long straps, to be able to wear them on the pilots jacket. The dial was rich in contrast – usually white on a black background estimates – was being frequently present in addition to the hour ring a separate chapter ring. Often printed instead of the number twelve was a marked triangle. Numbers, triangle, and were usually associated with luminescent hands, radioactively doped luminescent color coated to allow for visibility at night. The crown was designed particularly strong and effective enough so that the clock could be adjusted and raised, even with gloves. The clocks often have a total station, which facilitates the calculation of the velocity.

Further developments were equipped with rotary dials for the celestial navigation – in this development, Charles Lindbergh was involved. For use in military aviation features like anti-magnetism and the resilience to extreme climatic and kinetic pressures were essential. It proved to be a purely mechanical watch movements emerging quartz watches for a long time as a superior.

After World War I took on board clocks installed in the aircraft, the tasks of the pilot watches that are only needed as a replacement system or for the individual tasks of individual members of the crew usually multiheaded then imported into the more modern aircraft types.

Famous brands and models
Thunderbirds “Fighting Falcon”
IWC Mark XI “-” Mark XVI ”
Richard Bethge “Fliegeruhr B1″
Breguet “Type XX”
Breitling “Navitimer”
Cartier “Santos”
Fortis Uhren AG
Sense
Hanhart
Longines ‘Lindbergh’
Poljot
Revue Thommen
Zeno-Watch
STOWA Air
Oris “BC4″

Manufature: Riedenschild Precision Instruments GmbH

Ref.-Nr.:       1050-01-E03

Details:

o Automatic movement

o Kaliber PTS 2500 with 20 ruby jewels

o Accuracy adjustment +10 / -3 sec / day

o Unrest 21800 A / h, power reserve 32h