OFFICIAL ONLINE STORE:
http://www.charmexwatches.com/catalog/cx-swiss-military-watch/air-force/airforce-i

GENERAL:

CX SWISS MILITARY™’S AIRFORCE I was designed to meet the extremely high standards of the equipment that is being used in such air-crafts as the US Airforce I. Only choice materials may be used in the production process and strict quality control on several production levels is paramount. The AIRFORCE I timepiece is a high-end chronograph equipped with a multi-purpose slide-rule to allow aviatic and nautical calculations. A certified water resistance of 200 meters ensures your watch will not let you down, whatever situation you might find yourself in.


TECHNICAL:

Movement:

-Swiss Made Quartz Movement "FASHIONLINE" ETA cal. G10.711
-4 jewels

Functions:

-Hour, minute, small jumping second at 6h
-Mechanical Date
-Chronograph: 1/10 central stop second, 60 seconds, 30 minutes, ADD & SPLIT functions
-Very easy handling by two push buttons
-Multi-purpose "Flight Calculator" slide-ruler to allow aviatic and nautical calculations

Case/Bracelet:

-Solid stainless steel case
-Case diameter: 41.5 mm
-Height 13 mm
-Caseback: Stainless steel, screwed
-Bracelet: Solid stainless steel
-Buckle: double pusher safety clasp
-Screw-down crown
-Screw-down push buttons
-Bezel: Rotating circular slide ruler "Flight Calculator"
-Water-resistant, certified ISO 2281: 20 ATM = 200 meters = 660 feet
-Anti-reflective highly scratch resistant sapphire crystal
-Weight: 158 grams

Dial:

Silver, black, blue, or orange

Hands:

-Luminescent hour, minute, second hands
-Central second hand counter in red

Facts about the Swiss Airforce (Luftwaffe):

Their motto – „We help where others cannot”. The Swiss Airforce uses both F/A-18C Hornet and F-5E/F Tiger II, highly modern fighter planes of tremendous firepower – a true shield against any threat from above. The Airforce is divided into 4 regiments and the planes are spread over 12 bases.
Some of the hangars are hidden in remote alpine valleys, well protected against military and terrorist attacks in their subterranean caverns deep down in Swiss soil.
The six units of the surveillance squadron form the nucleus of the Airforce and are responsible for policing Swiss airspace, too.