guys. ..Looks like the watch gets it's name from the 1920's Royal Air Force's training
plane of the same name, and has these dyed, and bead-blasted titanium cases.
Just a few of the specifications include those 39mm dyed, and bead-blasted
titanium cases in reed green, black, blue, and brown, 30m WR, mineral crystals,
working temperature range of -5 degrees Celsius to + 50 degrees Celsius, anti-
magnetism 1,600 A/m, black dials with luminescent numbers, markers, and hands,
orange second hand, and nylon strap. Then inside is the Seiko caliber VH31 quartz
with sweep seconds everybody.
Here is a look...
Saw these at Long Island Watch, and then visited Techne's site everybody...
https://www.longislandwatch.com/Techne_ ... s/1927.htm
http://techne.watch/
