Longines is known for its elegant and high-quality watches, but did you know about their history with pilot's watches? The Lindbergh, a famous and iconic model, used a unique dial design and rotating bezel for navigation before electronics. But before the Lindbergh, there was the Weems Second-Setting watch, with a clever function that was easier to understand than the Lindbergh Hour Angle. In the past, watches weren't very accurate, so pilots had to adjust them using a radio signal to match observatory time once a day. The Weems watch had a special seconds scale that could be aligned with the 60-second mark when the signal was received. This modern version of the Weems watch maintains its impressive