Introducing The Hamilton Khaki Takeoff Auto Chrono Limited Edition
Hamilton has a long history in the world of aviation and this watch combines that heritage with the brand's modern partnership with aerobatic pilot Nicolas Ivanoff. It combines elements of traditional pilot's watches with modern touches to create something new and different. The Khaki Takeoff Auto Chrono Limited Edition is an oversized pilot's chronograph with a bullhead pusher configuration and a case than can be removed from the strap to be housed in a custom wooden display box. It's a new take on a familiar style. 2 OF 4 The Khaki Takeoff is a substantial watch. It comes in at 46.3mm in diameter, but that doesn't include the pushers and crown. Because the watch has a bullhead configuration – meaning the pushers and crown are up top instead of on the right side of the case – this makes the watch wear even larger than you'd expect. This isn't one for those who prefer smaller vintage watches, for sure. The case is steel with black P

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I have a 028 but am thinking of making an exchange for a 026, knowing that I have a 233 and 82, what do you think would be better to complete the collection? Knowing that it's watches that I intend to wear, I haven't worn the 028 yet but feel the need to wear a third Pam.The 028 is more original, being a limited edition of the earlier model 28A and 28B, the 3 have a few differences.The 26 and 28 are both DLC, the first hand wound and the second auto.Of course the 26 is basically the same watch as my 82, just black and destro, but seems to me to be more in the Panerai classic DNA style.I put the 2 photos but am not sure they will be visible, if not here are the 2 links to the pages on the Panerai site for these 2 models. The original strap for each are not great but with a brown leather strap or the OEM rubber strap the 28 looks better..panerai/en/special-ed...serve-pam00028.panerai/en/special-ed...anded-pam00026Thanks for your advicePAM028_FRONT.jpgPAM026_front.jpg

Something I would like to share with my friends in the Forum.
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Hi guys,I'm Marco, I'm new and I live in Italy... nice to meet you! :)I'm thinking to buy this used watch (in attach) tomorrow so I'd really like your opinion.Is it real?It seems from the warranty that was bought new on 2013 but what could be the real made year of the watch? I think in Italy was discontinued long time ago..How much I can pay it?Any other suggestion like what to check befor buy or any other additional info about this specific model will be appreciate.Thanks,Marco