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Messaggio di caludio
..... -quali sono le alternative? quali marche ho dimenticato ( Hamilton non credo faccia orologi da aviatore)
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Se parliamo del presente, in effetti non ce ne sono di aviatori...[
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... ma se si va nel passato, non saranno all'altezza di quelli europei..[:I]..ma c'erano.
Hamilton Military Issue Pilot's 17 Jewel Manual Wind Watch with Hack - contract GG-W-113 Viet NamDescription: These great aviator watches were issued to mil-spec GG-W-113 for the Air Force beginning during the VietNam War, which called for a higher quality watch than the general issue MIL-W-46374 watches for ground troops. The watches for the ground troops were typically 7 jewels, non hack models. The pilot's watches (GG-W-113 mil spec) were mechanical movements of superior quality with 17 jewels, hack feature (second hand stops when stem is pulled out), and were good timekeepers. Excellent running condition and near mint dial and case. Original band. Rugged one piece case dated 1977.
Company information: Hamilton was the premier American watch company and made their reputation making quality railroad watches from the late 1890's until the 1950's. They produced marine chronometers, aircraft clocks, chronometers, deck watches, and soldier's watches during WWII. The company was sold to a Swiss conglomerate in 1974. The contract to produce these fine military watches was one of the last accomplishments at Hamilton before the operation was closed up for good.
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