I had a look at those Mig watches. Am I the only one thinking this is not a councours (spl?) vehicle, and that it may be quite a bit of work getting one refinished etc. before it's useable (i.e. pretty, basically)?


With that in mind, I found this:



From here:
http://friebe.eu/Neuheiten/Bordchronograph-Adriatica.html

And one with a simpler face from the same company:

http://friebe.eu/Bordinstrumente-und-Zubehoer/Borduhren/Borduhr-Adriatica.html (sorry can't image-link to their pics)

And the Benz-Micro, which apparently are the replacement for several helicopter outfits for the old mechanical clocks:




And a more rendered Benz-Micro:



Advantage of the newer quarts version (apart from still looking good, imo), is this:

Quote:
The quartz clock is quite flat, so it does not screw into a standard 57mm opening, but is screwed onto the panel, protruding only a few millimeters.


From this helicopter clock-thread:

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f7/helicopter-clocks-look-behind-scenes-272627.html

Anyway, those black ones wouldn't look amiss in the cockpit of the M3W, I think. And as they don't need a lot of depth, you have more choice as to placement.




Last edited by AQM; 11/08/13 04:47 PM.