El aviador - Halcón

A square case offers a distinct visual identity that round cases cannot replicate - reading differently at a glance, fitting the wrist with a different profile, and signalling intention rather than convention. The AVIATEUR Falcon occupies a rare position: a square pilot watch built to the same material standard (sapphire crystal, PVD steel, 100m WR) as round competitors costing significantly more, at $200-$400.

Yes. The AVIATEUR Falcon Skeleton uses the Miyota 8N24 self-winding automatic movement with an open-worked dial exposing the movement's mechanics. It is powered by wrist motion, requires no battery, and allows the movement's gears and balance wheel to be seen through the sapphire crystal.

PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) is a surface hardening process that bonds a micro-thin layer of durable compound to the stainless steel case. On the Falcon, it improves resistance to surface scratches, corrosion, and finish wear - particularly at the corners and edges of a square case where contact and wear are most concentrated. PVD-coated cases hold their finish significantly longer than plain stainless steel.

The AVIATEUR Falcon Chronograph uses the Miyota 0S00 quartz movement - accurate to +/-15 seconds per month, with a stopwatch function operated by pushers at 2 and 4 o'clock. It requires a standard battery replacement approximately every 2-3 years. The quartz configuration is the more precise option and requires zero winding or power reserve management.

The AVIATEUR Falcon features a square stainless steel case with PVD coating. It is designed to wear as a bold, statement-sized piece consistent with current large-watch preferences. The square format naturally reads larger on the wrist than an equivalent round case. Full dimensions are available on the individual product pages.