Pilot's watches

Longines’ new Spirit line evokes the cockpit instruments that the company once made for aeronautical pioneers like Earhart and Lindbergh.

The Longines Spirit Collection pays tribute to the likes of Howard Hughes and Amelia Earhart, who used Longines instruments in the early days of flight.

Flieger, time-only, chronograph, digital…there are more types of pilot’s watches than there are pilots! Use this guide to help you buy the right one.

Summer may finally be here, but that doesn’t mean we can’t get behind this limited edition, winter camo-themed pilot’s watch.

Bell & Ross’s cool new BR 03-92 HUD mimics the head-up displays found in jet aircraft.

New versions of Yema’s popular Superman diver are meant for French Air Force diver rescuers and fighter pilots.

Centric Instrument’s Lightwell pilot’s chronograph features a perfectly-sized 38mm case, a solar-powered movement and a date window.

The innovative Cartier Santos was the first pilot’s watch.

The newest additions to the ALT1 line include a tribute to the famed Spitfire plane, and a watch that’s been tested by a jetpack manufacturer.

The Avi-8 Spitfire Type 300 Automatic Edition watch is a tribute to the legendary Supermarine Spitfire.

The Sinn 158 brings back an important mechanical chronograph from the 1960s that was originally issued to the German military.

Breitling has resurrected the AVI ref.

The Benrus Sky Chief was used by pilots for navigation in the 1940s, when commercial aviation was young and cockpits were a lot more analog.

Wristwatches may be aging tech, but this year’s best timepieces prove they can still feel fresh as ever.

A new version of German watchmaker Laco’s classic Flieger features a twist on the typically tactical pilot’s timepiece.

From Timex to Omega to Autodromo, Cyber Monday is seeing incredible deals on mechanical and quartz 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.