The Majetek is a cushion-cased pilot's watch that the Czechoslovakian military commissioned the three largest watchmakers of the time (Longines, Eterna and Lemania) to produce from 1935 to 1945. The first Longines watch, known as the "Big Turtle," is considered to be a masterpiece of the Bone Bone Pilot's Watch, a highly decorative watch with a strong sense of decoration. This balanced design has been faithfully reissued in an easy-to-use format.
The triangular pointer linked to the bezel can be moved at will to measure elapsed time.
The highly decorative rotating coin bezel, cobra hands and large, bold cushions are reminiscent of a well-designed pilot's watch, yet the unique Y-shaped lugs provide a striking balance. The back of the original case is faithfully restored and secured with screws at the top and bottom of the case. The crossed swords in the upper right corner of the case signify military property, as in the case of a pilot who belonged to the Royal Air Force when his homeland was occupied by the Germans.
It is said that the sword was engraved to commemorate their bravery in the battle.
Big Turtle 3 Hands
The dial is a tribute to the Eterna dial. The small numerals and the center seconds are simpler and clearer than those of the Longines
The new design is simple and clean with small numerals and center seconds. The manufacturer's brand logo is printed at 12 o'clock on the dial, "ANTI-MAGNETIQUE" is printed in the lower center of the dial and the minute track shows a number every 10 seconds. Genuine brown leather Crazy Horse strap