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Deltat Sora Wwii Type As Flieger Pilot Watch

DELTAt SoRa WWII Type AS Flieger

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Ultra clean minimalist flieger just like the ones pilots used to wear. This DELTAt SoRa WWII Type AS comes with a complete kit including a hard plastic case, extra strap options, compass for your nato, and a limited edition dog tag with a serial number that matches the caseback. Powered by an automatic movement that sets by a fat onion crown. Sold out by DELTAt, GEt It At KTt.

Detailed Specs:

Reference: DT-16-SR-AS
Movement: Automatic, made in Japan
SII caliber NH35A
Stainless steel case
Diameter: 44mm
Thickness: 13.6mm
Lug-to-Lug: 53mm
Weight: 106 grams / 3.7 ounces
Matte black dial with lume
Brown leather strap with quick change springbars
Lug-Width: 22mm
AR coated sapphire crystal
Screw-down crown
Water-resistant up to 200m/660ft

Includes: Hard plastic DELTAt case, extra black leather pilot strap, removable crazy horse strap base, black nato strap, compass attachment, dog tag with chain.

Condition: New in box. Gently handled for review. Keep in mind that KeepTheTime does all in-house photography and does not use stock photos. That means the watch you see in the photos is the watch you will receive. It also means that the watch has been carefully handled and tried on for wristshots, etc.

In DELTAt’s Own Words:

“Pilot watch has a very important role in wristwatch’s history. The earliest wristwatch was just a pocket watch attached to a leather strap wearing around the wrist, and it was not popular. Until the early 19th century, Alberto Santos-Dumont, an aviation pioneer, made complain to his friend, Louis Cartier, about the inconvenience of using pocket watch during his flight, Cartier, thereafter, developed the first pilot watch. It is also known as the first mass-produced wristwatch. Later during the First Boer War, development and production of watches have a substantial growth due to the great need of coordinating troop movements and synchronizing attacks. Since 1917, the British War Department began giving soldiers wristwatches. At that time, one soldier in every four wore a watch, and the other three have to get one soon as they could. Until the end of the war, almost every soldier was given a watch. After war, wearing a watch has become a fashion. In another word, military and pilot watches have accelerated the development of watches by decades. In appreciation of the pilot watch’s contribution to the development of wristwatch, DELTAt’s produced the SoRa.” –DELTAt

DELTAt SoRa WWII Type AS Flieger

This item has been sold, but we might have a similar item or something else you'll want... View in stock items here

Detailed Specs:

Reference: DT-16-SR-AS
Movement: Automatic, made in Japan
SII caliber NH35A
Stainless steel case
Diameter: 44mm
Thickness: 13.6mm
Lug-to-Lug: 53mm
Weight: 106 grams / 3.7 ounces
Matte black dial with lume
Brown leather strap with quick change springbars
Lug-Width: 22mm
AR coated sapphire crystal
Screw-down crown
Water-resistant up to 200m/660ft

Includes: Hard plastic DELTAt case, extra black leather pilot strap, removable crazy horse strap base, black nato strap, compass attachment, dog tag with chain.

In DELTAt’s Own Words:

“Pilot watch has a very important role in wristwatch’s history. The earliest wristwatch was just a pocket watch attached to a leather strap wearing around the wrist, and it was not popular. Until the early 19th century, Alberto Santos-Dumont, an aviation pioneer, made complain to his friend, Louis Cartier, about the inconvenience of using pocket watch during his flight, Cartier, thereafter, developed the first pilot watch. It is also known as the first mass-produced wristwatch. Later during the First Boer War, development and production of watches have a substantial growth due to the great need of coordinating troop movements and synchronizing attacks. Since 1917, the British War Department began giving soldiers wristwatches. At that time, one soldier in every four wore a watch, and the other three have to get one soon as they could. Until the end of the war, almost every soldier was given a watch. After war, wearing a watch has become a fashion. In another word, military and pilot watches have accelerated the development of watches by decades. In appreciation of the pilot watch’s contribution to the development of wristwatch, DELTAt’s produced the SoRa.” –DELTAt

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DELTAt SoRa WWII Type AS Flieger

This item has been sold, but we might have a similar item or something else you'll want... View in stock items here

Detailed Specs:

Reference: DT-16-SR-AS
Movement: Automatic, made in Japan
SII caliber NH35A
Stainless steel case
Diameter: 44mm
Thickness: 13.6mm
Lug-to-Lug: 53mm
Weight: 106 grams / 3.7 ounces
Matte black dial with lume
Brown leather strap with quick change springbars
Lug-Width: 22mm
AR coated sapphire crystal
Screw-down crown
Water-resistant up to 200m/660ft

Includes: Hard plastic DELTAt case, extra black leather pilot strap, removable crazy horse strap base, black nato strap, compass attachment, dog tag with chain.

In DELTAt’s Own Words:

“Pilot watch has a very important role in wristwatch’s history. The earliest wristwatch was just a pocket watch attached to a leather strap wearing around the wrist, and it was not popular. Until the early 19th century, Alberto Santos-Dumont, an aviation pioneer, made complain to his friend, Louis Cartier, about the inconvenience of using pocket watch during his flight, Cartier, thereafter, developed the first pilot watch. It is also known as the first mass-produced wristwatch. Later during the First Boer War, development and production of watches have a substantial growth due to the great need of coordinating troop movements and synchronizing attacks. Since 1917, the British War Department began giving soldiers wristwatches. At that time, one soldier in every four wore a watch, and the other three have to get one soon as they could. Until the end of the war, almost every soldier was given a watch. After war, wearing a watch has become a fashion. In another word, military and pilot watches have accelerated the development of watches by decades. In appreciation of the pilot watch’s contribution to the development of wristwatch, DELTAt’s produced the SoRa.” –DELTAt