Aerowatch / 1942
Aerowatch 1942
Collection profile · 2005
Aerowatch’s 1942 line is a broad vintage-leaning family that spans classic round dress watches, small seconds, chronographs, moon-phase models, skeletons, and ladies’ variants, making it one of the brand’s core contemporary collections.
Why it matters
1942 appears to function as one of Aerowatch’s central Swiss-made classical collections, housing many of the brand’s most traditional round watches across accessible quartz and higher-priced automatic complications.
Key references
Collection timeline
- 2018 — Aerowatch’s 2018 digital catalogue included a dedicated 1942 collection section spanning pages 19–31, showing the line was already established by then.
- 2021 — Aerowatch’s 2021 digital catalogue continued to present 1942 as part of the brand’s active core assortment.
- 2026 — The current Aerowatch website lists sizeable separate 1942 assortments for men and women, confirming the collection remains active and commercially important.
FAQ
Why is the collection called 1942?
Aerowatch ties the name to the year Maxime Crevoisier took over the company, and the brand also says the modern 1942 wristwatch line was born in 2005 as a vintage-inspired collection.
What kinds of watches are in the 1942 family?
Current official listings show the 1942 range includes automatic, hand-wound and quartz models, with complications and both men’s and women’s variants.
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