The Lone Eagle SW45WALTHAM

COSC-certifiedBASELWORLD 2011 Preview: The new WALTHAM Lone Eagle SW45

10.03.2011 14:01 Uhr

What aviation buffs already know, others are about to discover: Waltham timekeepers have played their part in aviation history and its greatest exploits. Bearing Lindbergh’s nickname, the Lone Eagle is the perfect expression of this illustrious past. Every detail, from the hourmarkers to the propeller-shaped hands, from the riveted bracelet to the design of the pushpieces and crown, is inspired by the 1950’s when aviation entered a revolutionary era.

Housing a COSC-certified Dubois Dépraz chronograph movement with a flyback function, the Lone Eagle captures perfectly the current neo-classical trend in watch design.

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