Dark Oak

Dark OakThe 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

To commemorate the 85th anniversary of the historic Battle of Britain

We know you appreciate classic

a lighter composite fuselage and one-piece wing

this timepiece echoes the inner cockpit of the iconic "Jump Jet" aircraft with a dual time retrograde display

robust yet effortlessly wearable confines of the solid marine grade stainless steel case

The Spitfire Smith Automatic is a beautifully engineered pilot's watch designed to celebrate the innovative and inspirational work of Joseph Smith

this collector’s edition is built for dreamers

A timepiece that not only tells time but also an immersed experience of aviation innovation

reflecting the intricate details found in the aircraft's interior

famously known for achieving the first human-piloted supersonic flight on October 14

this pairs perfectly for both vintage and modern timepieces

be it vintage or modern