Moss Green

Moss GreenThe Harrier was a result of many refinements, but its defining features were its improved manoeuvrability, raised bubble cockpit for day and night operability, a lighter composite fuselage and one piece wing. Inside the cockpit, technological advancements such as a digital moving map and Inertial Navigational System made the Harrier's a dream to fly. This incredible aircraft, powered by the famed Rolls Royce Pegasus series of engines then, provides

this timepiece adopts its bold livery and purposeful design

particularly during the D-Day invasion

with unique design details drawn from his illustrious Hawker Hurricane

oversized and bold case houses a precision Japanese automatic movement powering the time with accuracy and precision

The collection of timepieces leans on the heroic history yet remain utterly modern in performance and build

The custom exhibition caseback displays commemorative markings

is a modern interpretation of a pilot watch built with performance

by enthusiasts

powered by the famed Rolls Royce Pegasus series of engines then

and precision

including the removal of the mid-upper gun turret to reduce drag

Schulz’s beloved beagle