Glycine Airman Special Box & Papers The watch has a scratch

The watch has a scratch on both sides of the case

There is so much to love about this watch and it's so crazy that a design that came out more than 30 years ago can still feel so fresh even today

Case Material: Stainless Steel

is best known as one of the two companies that manufactured Swiss Army knives

Was Told it came from a 1980's watch show

Glycine Airman Special Box & Papers The watch has a scratchA Prime Example of a Tool Watch. DESCRIPTION One of Glycine's most significant contributions to the world of horology came in the 1950s with the introduction of the Airman, a watch that would go on to become an icon in the realm of aviation and military timepieces. Launched in 1953, the Glycine Airman was one of the first wristwatches to feature a 24 hour dial, making it an ideal tool for pilots who needed to keep track of time across different time