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The exclusive pilot watch "Berlin Airlift 70" from the watch manufactory ZeitFlügel.
The Berlin Airlift served to supply the city of Berlin by aircraft of the Western Allies after the Soviet occupation forces had blocked the land and water routes from the Trizone to West Berlin from June 24, 1948 to May 12, 1949 by the Berlin Blockade. The airlift officially ended on September 30, 1949.
In memory of this historic event, the watch manufacturer from the heart of Germany has designed the pilot watch "Berlin Airlift 70".
Like all watches from ZeitFlügel, it is characterized by precise craftsmanship, the best technology, perfect wearing comfort and characteristic individuality.
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When time gets wings - Pilot watches from ZeitFlügel
The exclusive manufacture of ZeitFlügel watches in the heart of Germany combines rare craftsmanship with modern lifestyle.
The attention to detail, coupled with a clear design language, makes these watches not only a timepiece, but a piece of jewelry. The fascination for technology and classic craftsmanship is the drive to produce perfect works of watchmaking art.
The motto at ZeitFlügel has always been: quality instead of quantity. Thus, every single watch is designed, developed and assembled in Ober-Mörlen in precise manufactory work - down to the last screw. Experienced watchmakers face the challenge every day anew to produce perfect watches in minute work - from the idea to the final touch.
"Made in Germany" stands worldwide for quality features such as first-class workmanship, innovative technology and high precision. ZeitFlügel combines all three attributes and crowns the manufacture of its watches with automatic movements from Swiss production.
The watch comes with a second strap.
Die Schritte für den Uhrenarmbandwechsel im Einzelnen:
1. Lösen der Federstege: Die Federstege sind, wie der Name schon sagt, mit einer Feder ausgestattet. Das bedeutet, dass man die Endstücke nach innen drücken muss, um die Federstege zu entfernen.
Mit einem kleinen Messer oder Federstegwerkzeug muss man zwischen Band und Uhrengehäuse auf den Federsteg ansetzen und zurück zum Armband drücken
2. Federsteg aus dem Lederarmband herausziehen.
3. Anbringen des neuen Armbands: Steg in die Öffnung und einrasten lassen – Federsteg muss hörbar in Bohrung einrasten – Um die Federstege nach dem Armbandwechsel wieder zu montieren, muss man also die Endstücke wieder in die Uhrenbohrung einführen und hineindrücken.
Dasselbe mit der zweiten Seite auch machen. Anschließend das NATO (Kunststoff) Armband durch die Stege ziehen.
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