Since 1953, we've built the Airman for pilots who needed to read two time zones at a glance, the first watch to do it, born from a conversation between our founder's circle and a working aviator, and shaped ever since by feedback from the pilots who wear it. That original 24-hour dial and rotating bezel set the standard for GMT watchmaking as we know it today. We carry that legacy forward with references like the Airman No. 1 GMT, now capable of tracking up to three time zones while staying true to the design that started it all.