■Rare■ Kentex Autoquartz Wristwatch, Air Rescue Wing, Serial Number Included Retail Price: 69,300 yen Limited to 1958 pieces This is a rare Kentex x Air Rescue Wing autoquartz wristwatch. A dedicated case is also included, but the nylon belt is missing. The metal belt was not used, so it is in good condition. The main body also has minor scratches, but there are no peeling or major damages, and it can still be used. ■Product Overview This is a military watch from the JSDF series developed by Kentex in full cooperation with the Ministry of Defense Self-Defense Forces. Kentex is a watch manufacturer established by Mr. Hashimoto, who was involved in watch development at Daini Seikosha (currently Seiko Instruments), and is a company that is particular about making high-quality watches made in Japan. "The Air Rescue Wing (Air Rescue Wing), belonging to the Air Self-Defense Force, is called the last bastion of rescue operations. Its field of activity is extremely harsh, including disaster relief, ocean rescue, and mountain rescue. Rescue workers called medics use specially selected rescue equipment, but there has never been a rescue-specific watch, and a dedicated wristwatch with the robustness and special functions to withstand the mission was required from the field. The Air Rescue Wing model [S778X] is the only rescue watch in Japan developed for these rescue professionals. The dial is designed with the unit insignia of the Air Rescue Wing on the rugged exterior that evokes the rescue helicopter "Black Hawk." On the case back, the unit's slogan "That Others May Live" is inscribed, along with a gold-colored design of the three aircraft that make up the unit. Rotor power generation drive system: Employs a rotor power generation AGS quartz that generates power by the movement of the arm (AGS: Automatic power Generating System). The generated power is charged to the built-in capacitor, and when fully charged, it can operate for up to 6 months. Prospex Citizen Promaster Hamilton Khaki Field Zine Pilot Watch Flightmaster Aviation