Born in 1985, the Aerospace debuted as an analog-digital chronograph, remarkably equipped with a titanium case and bracelet for its time, earning immense support from pilots worldwide.

Titanium is a dream material: lightweight, highly durable, and hypoallergenic. Its unique texture has led to its widespread use in today's watchmaking.

Furthermore, the current Aerospace features a SuperQuartz movement, certified as a COSC chronometer, boasting a multitude of functions including a 1/100th second chronograph, countdown timer, second time zone, alarm, and minute repeater. Its exceptional operability allows each function to be accessed through just three actions: turning, pulling, and pushing the crown.

It also includes a display backlight function compatible with fighter pilot night-vision goggles, illuminating with a light turn of the crown to ensure optimal visibility even in darkness. The screw-down case back is further engraved with a conversion scale for units of measurement commonly used in aviation. It truly exists as a "professional instrument" for pilots to wear on their wrists.