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the watch has a hacking function - that is the seconds are stopped while the time is being set
Of the two Jaeger LeCoultre supplied just 2
Most importantly the watches were regulated to a very high standard by the makers in order that they could be used for navigation by dead-reckoning
The upper crown also allows you to wind up the alarm mainspring which is separate from the one that powers the watch (if you don’t want the alarm to ring you simply don’t wind this up)
The watch has a beautiful enamel dial and overall is in really wonderful condition and a joy to wear
Omega 6b/159 (1956) Current Collection the watch has a hackingThis is a Royal Air Force pilots watch which dates from the second world war. The watch was ordered by the RAF for pilots and navigators. In 1956 the RAF underwent a program of rationalising their stores they produced a new, stainless steel case for all their remaining stock of second world war watches. This new case replaced the low cost alloy cases which the watches were ordered with and allowed the RAF to keep using the high quality movements. The
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