Pilot's watches

Get a 42mm pilot’s watch with black case, dial and strap as well as 100m of water resistance for just $170.

The IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph Edition “Blue Angels” was designed in conjunction with the U.S. Navy’s flight demonstration squadron.

Watchmaker Hamilton and famed leather manufacturer Schott both have American military roots, celebrated here in a new pilot’s watch.

Turns out that soaring over the African coastline at over 300 km/h with a Hamilton X-Wind pilot’s watch makes for pretty good television.

Get this solid pilot watch with a handsome blue dial and Japanese automatic movement for $270, which is half off its retail price.

The Commando Frogman, Nighthawk and Jolly Roger watches take inspiration from Luminox’s history of building watches for the military.

The new Verus Grau watch from historic German brand Stowa offers a fresh take on the classic military watch in a collab with Worn & Wound.

The new vintage-styled chronograph watch recalls its early aviation history with a solid, handsome package and in-house movement.

This modern pilot’s watch has all the charm of the interesting vintage classic, and you can get it now for 80% off its full price.

Nick and Giles English are on a mission — to bring watchmaking back to the United Kingdom. And they’re succeeding brilliantly.

The Ollech & Wajs P-101 and P-104 are the first new watches from a revived Swiss tool watch manufacturer.

Known as the Seikosha Kamikaze, this obscure pilot’s watch has an incredible story to tell that is a little-known facet of Seiko history.

The Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre115 features a completely skeletonized in-house movement and a 44mm titanium case.

Hamilton has hit a home run with the new Khaki Pilot Pioneer Mechanical, a killer recreation of the military W10 watch produced in the 1970s.

The Archimede 36mm Pilots Watch takes a classic military design and downsizes to a more wearable size.

The Glycine Airman was an innovative watch when it launched in response to a simple conversation with a commercial pilot.

These three vintage sport watches show the history behind some popular brands that are still going strong today.

The Tockr Skytrain is a new Swiss-made pilot watch from the Austin, Texas-based company made for aviation enthusiasts.

The Citizen Promaster Nighthawk features a slide-rule bezel, second time zone and a matching bracelet, all for under $200.

For 2019, German brand Tutima, known for its aviation history, announces its latest pilot’s watch at an entry-level price.