Seiko RAF issued chronograph Current Collection unusually for JLC who prided

unusually for JLC who prided themselves on making everything in-house

creating a constantly shifting palette of colour

The silvered dial of this watch is clean with a nice tone and good

This is a rare Smiths automatic from 1961

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)

Seiko RAF issued chronograph Current Collection unusually for JLC who pridedThe Seiko chronograph was issued by the Royal Air Force from 1984 until 1990 and replaced the mechanical chronographs that were issued to pilots from the 1940s (initially these were supplied by Lemania although later a variety of companies supplied suitable watches). The watch is referred to within military watch circles as a Seiko RAF Gen 1 to denote it from the later Gen 2 watches which were issued after 1990. Seiko was the first company to develop