A square peg in a square hole.

This watchface resembles the airspeed indicators found in pilots' aircraft. Aviators need to keep in mind the differences between Indicated, Calibrated, and True Airspeed, but we only need to worry about the hours and minutes.

Timepieces acted as flight instruments to aid in navigation and planning for early aviators. As onboard instrumentation advanced, pilots continue to find need for their timepieces.

A faithful recreation of the German B-uhr "observation" watches. Commissioned originally during World War II, the B-uhr has not only stood the test of time, but transcended its original context to become a classic.