Fortis Aeromaster PC-7 Team Limited Edition Day-Date & Chronograph Watches

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ETA 2836 (Fortis cal. UW-31C) inside the Day-Date, and an ETA Valjoux 7750 (Fortis Cal. UW-50C)
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  • CASE

  • Case diameter

    42 mm

    Case size seems too big? It only seems that way.
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    Water resistance

    200 m / 600 ft / 20 atm

    Body material

    Brushed stainless steel

    Bezel type

    Fixed bezel

    Glass

    Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating AR 027 on both sides

    Case back

    Stainless steel with PC-7 TEAM embossing
  • CROWN & PUSHERS
    Crown type

    Quick pull crown
  • DIAL & HANDS
    Dial color

    Royal Blue

    Dial pattern

    Finely grained base structure

    Dial material

    Metal coated with SuperLuminova

    Hands

    Central Second, Hour (luminous), Minute (luminous)

    Other features

    Central second hand in red
  • MOVEMENT
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    UW-31C


    Automatic self-winding movement in Chronometer execution with bi-directionally rotating special rotor

    Complications

    Day-Date

    Winding

    Self-winding

    Power reserve

    42h
  • STRAP
    Material

    Stainless steel
ABOUT


Tested, worn and co-developed by the best pilots in the world! The PC-7 TEAM watches are more than just a watch for us. We have been proud to equip the pilots of the Swiss Air Force for 15 years now. Flying for the PC-7 TEAM is an additional task for the pilots who normally protect Swiss airspace on F/A 18 fighter jets. While the focus there is clearly on speed, formation flying is about precision, dynamics and elegance. We have implemented these characteristics in the latest version. The watch is limited to 300 pieces, is chronometer-certified and comes with a second strap including a change tool.
FORTIS X SWISS AIR FORCE PC-7 TEAM


The PC-7 TEAM.

Representative of the Swiss Air Force for more than 30 years. Only the best pilots are accepted. With their aircraft, a Pilatus PC-7, they advertise and represent our Swiss values in national and international air shows: dynamics, elegance and precision!

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a solid pin buckle for the Cordura©

May 28, 2020

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aBlogtoWatch

Ariel Adams of aBlogtoWatch reviews the Fortis Aeromaster PC-7 Team Limited Edition watches, shown here in both a Day-Date and Chronograph reference (Refs. 655.10.55 and 656.10.55, respectively). Each watch is limited to 300 pieces and celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Swiss Air Force’s PC-7 flying team, which is comprised of elite pilots who fly Pilatus PC-7 propeller stunt planes. As such, the watches sport the team colors of mostly blue with a hint of red, and a special logo on the dials. Each Aeromaster comes in a 42mm-wide brushed stainless steel case (53mm lug-to-lug and 17mm thick) with a flat sapphire crystal and water resistance to 200 meters. Inside each of the watches is a Swiss-Made COSC Chronometer-certified automatic movement – an ETA 2836 (Fortis cal. UW-31C) inside the Day-Date, and an ETA Valjoux 7750 (Fortis Cal. UW-50C) inside the Chronograph. Each comes with both a metal bracelet and a custom-fitted strap. Pricing is 2450 CHF for the Day-Date reference, and 4450 CHF for the Chronograph reference.


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Very sharp, and impressive!:wink:Thanks Mike.:hat:
 
Why do I think those pilots have a few of these on the wrist ??
 
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