Pilot's watches continue to fascinate watch enthusiasts. Hamilton, Stowa and Laco present their latest creations, combining historical heritage and modern technologies. Discover these timepieces that embody the spirit of adventure and precision of the pioneers of aviation.
The pilot's watch: an iconic design born more than a century ago
Pilot's watches owe their popularity to several factors:
Despite the advent of modern measuring instruments and GPS, pilot's watches retain their appeal thanks to:
Hamilton Khaki Pilot Air-Glaciers: the alliance of titanium and precision
Hamilton, a Swiss brand with American roots, presents its new Khaki Pilot Air-Glaciers:
Technical characteristics :
Price: around 1,300 euros
Stowa Verus 40 Baumuster B: the return of a German classic
Stowa, a traditional German watch manufacturer, enriches its Flieger Verus collection with the Verus 40 Baumuster B:
Available movements:
Price: from around 800 euros
Laco Kiel Sport: an affordable and efficient aviator’s chronograph
Laco, another flagship of German watchmaking, is celebrating its centenary with the Kiel Sport chronograph:
Technical characteristics :
Price: around 2,250 euros
Aviator watches for all budgets and styles
These three new products illustrate the diversity of the aviator's watch market in 2024:
Whether you are a professional pilot, an aviation enthusiast or simply a watch enthusiast, these aviator watches will meet your expectations in terms of style, functionality and price.
Pilot's watches continue to appeal to a wide audience thanks to their timeless design and historical heritage. Hamilton, Stowa and Laco demonstrate with these new models that the genre still has a bright future ahead of it, by combining watchmaking tradition and technological innovations. These robust and precise timepieces are ready to accompany you on all your adventures, on land and in the air.
Pilot's watches 2024: Hamilton, Stowa and Laco unveil their new products that will make you take off
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