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cerbom · 28 September 2014, 05:17 PM

http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/G...46-plane-crash

I attached a link to the WW 2 plane crash the I hiked to in Upstate NY.
I also attached my Airking Pic near part of the plane. This crash was in 1944 and I thought the Airking would be a period correct watch (if you know the AK history) as I believe it was first introduced to be used by pilots of the British AF during that time.
Please feel free to correct or add and info on the history. I also have never seen a pic of an AK that old if someone would like to post.

Pics of the site in the above link.

28 September 2014, 05:17 PM	#1
cerbom 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Real Name: mark Location: East TN Watch: rolex AK, GMT, TAG Posts: 203	Airking at WW 2 crash site (pic) http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/G...46-plane-crash I attached a link to the WW 2 plane crash the I hiked to in Upstate NY. I also attached my Airking Pic near part of the plane. This crash was in 1944 and I thought the Airking would be a period correct watch (if you know the AK history) as I believe it was first introduced to be used by pilots of the British AF during that time. Please feel free to correct or add and info on the history. I also have never seen a pic of an AK that old if someone would like to post. Pics of the site in the above link. Attached Images __________________ Rolex Airking Tag Aquaracer Rolex GMT

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