Since the case of each Ferro Airborne Pilot Watch is made from titanium, just like vintage jet engines, aircrafts, and other aerospace components, the timepieces aren’t just inspired by heritage planes—they’re made like them. Each is equipped with durable sapphire crystal, a pair of genuine leather straps, and a Japan Hybrid Mechanical Quartz (with Chronograph) or Automatic (none chronograph) movement that lasts a very long time. You can even choose a copper case for a more vintage aesthetic. Each is waterproof to a whopping 100 meters. Save on your new Ferro Airborne watch by backing on Kickstarter now.
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