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AVIATION / PILOT
| Even a single second can be crucially important in aviation; a pilot has no room for error when it comes to time, and that's why pilots use the best of aviation watches. In today's fast-paced world, watches of extreme accuracy and quality are needed in many fields. Pilot watches and aviation watches often come loaded with gizmos like tachymeters, unit conversion slide rules, chronographs (some with hands measuring down to a tenth of a second!), and other features critical to pilot watches, like anti-reflective crystals and non-radioactive luminescence. |
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