Aviator, Inspired by Legends
Do you know pilot who shot down enemy plane during World War II? Erich Hartmann, a German Pilot from Poros who has many “ace” with 352 air combat wins and 345 of them won against Soviet Air Force and he called “The Black Devil” by Soviet army.
While in allied side, a Soviet pilot name Ivan Kozhedup called “Ace of Aces” with his 62 air combat skills, which the highest number from his side. Even though those wins below Hartmann does, but he deserved thumb up for his skill for flying planes which less sophisticated than Germans planes. He known as a pilot who can shoot by fly a loop, not many pilots can do that at that time.
Kozhedup with his aircraft Lavochkin La-5 is one of a legend inspires Aviator 100 anniversaries for it latest edition. One of three new collections called Pyotr Nesterov, pioneer of acrobatic practice and the first pilot to fly a loop. Valery Tupolev Chkalov, a Rusian pilot who flew 63 hours with Tupolev ANT-25 in 1937 nonstop from Moscow to Washington through North Pole.
At each models, each legendary pilot initial in the back of the watch and become part of dial design. This watch has 45 mm diameter robust case and operated by Poljot 3105 caliber, made in Moscow, Rusia, each Aviation Legend is available in 200 pieces.
