42mm Red Star Airforce Chronograph Seagull ST19, PANDA, Sapphire, with 3 straps!
Chinese Airforcewatch
Movement: Caliber Seagull ST19
Watchcase: stainless steel, polished
Diameter: 42mm
Height: 13mm
Lug to Lug width: 48mm
Red Star Airforce Chronograph 42mm with white PANDA Dial!
With Sapphire crystal and Swan Neck Regulation!
This Airforce watch comes with 2 textile nato straps in black-red stripes and in black - also with screwed crystal back.
We also include an additional high quality RIOS1931 leather strap or Milanaise steel strap - choice above, pictures see picture gallery below!
This is certainly always a question of personal taste, but my favorites with this dial are the black leather straps RIOS1931 INZELL Bio and the Louisiana Crocodile Calf.
This is the Airforce Chronograph 42mm PANDA with crystal back and sapphire crystal.
This Chronograph has a polished stainless steel case with 42 mm diameter ( 46mm with crown ) , 13 mm height, 22 mm bandwidth and a screwed crystal back.
The original Airforcewatch had a smaller diameter of 38 mm ( see Nr. 7000 ) and this 42mm version is perfect for the enthousiasts of bigger watches.
This watch has a mechanic manual winding Column wheel Caliber Seagull ST19 , with 45 hours power reserve, 21.600 halfrotations/hour, shock protection, and 21 jewels.
The PANDA dial has chinese characters, a white metallic dial with two black subdials, silver arabic numbers and silver luminous hands. The "Red Star" at position "12" fits perfect to the design.
New improved caliber Seagull ST19 with Swan Neck Regulation!
Delivery is inclusive watchcase, original textile strap in red-black, additional black textile strap
In 1961 the Tianjin Watch Factory in China had already become famous for the production of the first Chinese watch. Then the factory was commissioned to produce the first Chinese pilots chronograph for the Air Force of the People's Liberation Army. Until October 1962 the factory was producing three charges of the pilot's watch. In late 1962, then came together 38 experts from various fields (Chinese Minister of Industry, Flight Commander, Navy supervisor, etc.) to examine the watch. After the meeting, the Tianjin Watch Factory was officially charged with the production of the watch. In 1963 the factory then manufactured and supplied 1400 aviator watches to the Chinese Air Force.
