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Deep GreenThe colloquial term "Flyboy" was and is often used to describe a pilot belonging to the air force. Ever since the turn of military aviation in WWI the term has stuck as a casual reference to describe young men, who if they were boys on the ground were definitely not boys in the air. Their heroism, swagger and bravado especially in the hair raising days of open cockpit combat have been immortalized in modern history. The collection of timepieces leans

the Horween Leather Company is one of the most reputable leather tanneries around

Named after famed Hawker Harrier test pilot John Farley

95mm (H) x 110mm (W) x 20mm (D)

There's perhaps no tale more befitting of the continuation of AVI-8's Spitfire story than that of Eric "Sawn Off" Lock

A pumpkin-style crown adds a nod to the pilot watch design of the era & fuses effortlessly with the otherwise bolder lines of the case in keeping with the aesthetics of other Hurricane watches from AVI-8

Named after the Rolls Royce powered Avon turbojet engine that powered it

the 303 Squadron claimed the most victories during the Battle of Britain

Inspired by the RAF's No

powered by the famed Rolls Royce Pegasus series of engines provides the aesthetic backdrop for Hawker Harrier II Dual Retrograde Chronograph timepieces

1 Squadron and the courageous Arthur "Taffy" Clowes

Inspired by a man

The Hawker Harrier “Jump Jet” found service across several air and naval air forces during the latter half of the 20th Century