Looking at the size of the watch, I’d class this as a larger timepiece with its 42mm casing diameter and 13mm case depth. A lot of watches you see these days are around the 42mm mark as it’s become more and more popular. The two pushers at the right side (top right and bottom right) are used to operate the chronograph. The top pusher is used to start and pause the chronograph while the bottom pusher can be used to reset it. The second half features a selection of watches that clearly pay homage to the Breitling, but add some more unique design cues and individual flair to the mix. Enjoy.

This is the very least I would spend on a homage watch, this Corgeut chronograph is an even closer Chinese copy of the Navitimer design, when compared to the Jaragar. They appear to only offer this in two colourways, neither offering the two tone ‘panda’ designs, but aside from that it’s an exact clone of the A13324.

It becomes obsolete after the creation of electronic calculator which is why most people don’t know about it except for old folks that used it during their youth (I also only know about it when researching for the slide rule on this watch lol!). The Seiko ‘Flightmaster’ (SNA411) was the very first watch that jumped to mind when creating this selection of watches, due to its obvious resemblance to the Breitling legend. The hour, minute, and chronograph hand is applied with Lumibrite to make them visible in the dark (as pilots would have to fly during the night). This also goes for the round markers. If you are looking for a watch that can do more than just tell the time, then the Seiko Flightmaster SNA411 is the watch for you. It is the perfect watch for pilots and engineers, it can also be worn by those who want a watch that is loaded with features and a watch that looks great in whatever style you wear, may it be sporty or classy. It is a budget-friendly watch that will not require you to spend more than you plan to. It’s actually much better to suit a busy dial watch like the SNA411 with a simpler strap to dress it down. Straps like Nato strap, rubber strap or leather strap (plain leather, not the alligator printed ones) will work wonderful with the watch.

Although this watch is not the first one to use this concept, Seiko is the company that was able to execute it well on this wristwatch.The Seiko SN411 is a wristwatch that measures up to 42mm and it’s actually smaller than what its specs would suggest on its details. The slide rule and the bezel use most of the visual space, so it leaves only around 32mm for the face of the watch. It is combined with the short lug with a distance of 44mm, the wristwatch is more like a 40mm watch than the advertised 42mm wristwatch. It’s totally easy when you know the “rules” to do these calculations. One tips that I need to tell you is that the decimal place (how many 000s after the number) is not really clear from the dial unlike digital calculator. The Seiko SNA411 is a highly functional, impressive looking timepiece. It reminds me of a Breitling style watch but without cost. Overall I’d say it’s quite a nice watch if you like these busier dial designs. Importantly, this model has pretty strong water performance and a decent amount of luminescence, making it quite a practical watch, despite the large size.

However, the so-so bracelet is not an issue since you can easily switch the bracelet for a strap, which many owners of this watch tend to do. It both looks great but also improves comfort. Seiko Flightmaster SNA411 specifications Hi Brian! Happy to hear you got one for yourself. It’s essentially ruined most other chronographs for me. The chronograph has a measurement of around 60 minutes and it can run up to 12 hours in a matter of 1/5 seconds. It has a deployment type clasp that has a push-button and it can work in up to 200m of water since it is water-resistant. Key Features/Benefits of Seiko Flightmaster SNA411 An Aviation Watch with a Busy Dial Which is why I had to make an exception to this Seiko Flightmaster SNA411 – it’s so darn cheap and have all the bells and whistles in an aviation watch.

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This Stuhrling features a primarily polished finish, reminiscent of the original Navitimer, along with a near-identical set of sub-dials and indices. You also get a grippy crown and arrangement that appear to be screw-down; though the limited 5ATM of water resistance suggests otherwise.

For the money, the Seiko SNA411P1 is a fun and unique piece that despite its larger size on paper is rather universal and can be worn for all kinds of occasions. Couple things that may turn off some people. The chronograph buttons. They have a screw feature where you have to unscrew the rings around the chrono buttons if you need to use the chronograph or set and use the alarm. A bit of an inconvenience but I got over it. I've been wearing this watch for almost 2 weeks straight and I'm not complaining. Above is a great video showing how to do multiplication and division using the Seiko Flightmaster SNA411.

This wristwatch can be bought in watch stores, in Seiko stalls or shops and it can be bought online. Conclusion The bezel of this wristwatch has a grippy type sawtooth edge and it has a smooth bi-directional motion or action, so it makes the adjustments and the calculations as easy as a snap. The Seiko Flightmaster SNA411 is an aviation watch that has complete features. It also has a reasonable price and it is considered one of the most budget-friendly aviation watches in the market. It is very easy to use, and the dial is superb in all of its features, it is known as one of the real utility watches. It can also be very helpful for pilots and engineers.