IWC Fliegerchronograph Ceramic neo-vintage is perhaps one of the

is perhaps one of the most recognizable names in the vintage chronograph market--if not for watches released under their own brand

only six short years before the Centenary was released

And on top of it all

For this flight she chose to use a Piper Comanche 260

Situated on the site of the former Hendricks Army Airfield (which was the training school for B-17 and B-24 Liberator pilots)

IWC Fliegerchronograph Ceramic neo-vintage is perhaps one of theThe IWC Reference 3705 may very well be the absolute definition of Neo Vintage perfection. Combining the traditional function forward elements of pilot's watch design with a sensibly sized 39mm case, robust automatic movement, Tritium luminous indices and hands, and the groundbreaking first application of ceramic casing material for a sports watch, the 3705 was born a classic when it was introduced in 1994. To say that it was ahead of its time is most