MiG-35 Chrono by Aviator

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May 2016

MiG-35 Chrono by Aviator

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May 2016

The Swiss brand Aviator dedicates its watches to the world of aviation. Each of its models stirs genuine interest among professional pilots, including a certain number of military personnel who enjoy testing the new models in the most extreme situations. Numerous key aesthetic details of the MiG-35 Chrono are directly inspired by this fighter: the fine-brushed case middle and pushers echo the aerodynamic curves of the fuselage, while the crown evokes the shape of a jet engine; the ribbed rubber band is a direct reference to the oxygen tube used during high-altitude flights. Like any good pilot’s watch, this chronograph features ADD (partial-time measurement) and SPLIT (intermediate-time measurement) functions.

Source: Europa Star March/April 2016 Magazine Issue

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