The Red Baron aviator watch, Manfred von Richthofen.

Pilot watch named after Werner Voss (1897-1917), German ace pilot in the WW1 with 48 credited victories. Decorated with the Pour Le Mérite medal and 1st class Iron Cross, Voss was a close friend of  Manfred von Richthofen and a member of  Jadgstaffel 2 (Jasta 2), later part of  Jadgeschwader 1 (The Flying Circus) under Red Baron's command.

Military aviator watch named after Oswald Boelcke (1891-1916), perhaps the most influential fighter pilot of all time. With 40 confirmed victories, he’s considered the father of German Air Force. Commanding officer of Luftstreitkräfte’s Jagdstaffel (Jasta) 2, he was the first pilot (along with Max Immelmann ) decorated with the “Pour le Mérite” medal,...

Named after Max Immelmann (1890-1916), the first fighter pilot decorated with the Pour Le Mérite medal (along with Oswald Boelcke ). Since then the medal was nicknamed “Der Blaue Max” (The Blue Max). With 15 confirmed victories, he was known as “Der Adler von Lille” (The Eagle of Lille).

Pilot watch named after  Count Francesco Baracca (1888-1918), 34 confirmed victories. His coat of arms was offered to Enzo Ferrari by Baracca’s mother after the war to be used as the Scuderia Ferrari racing cars  #badge . Ferrari accepted but changed the background color into yellow for his birthplace (Modena), and the horse color into black...

Pilot watch named after  Eddie Rickenbacker (1890-1973), 26 confirmed victories, Decorated with the Medal of Honor. Perhaps the most effective fighter pilot in WW1, as he got his victories between April and November 1918. He arrived in Europe with the American Expeditonary Force in 1917 but didn’t fly until March 1918 and spent three and a half months...

Aviation pilot watch named after  William "Billy" Bishop, VC (1894-1959), Canadian ace pilot in WW1. 72 confirmed victories. Decorated with the Victoria Cross, Bishop scored the highest number of victories among the Brithish Empire pilots. Toronto’s second airport is named after him.

This military aviator watch is named after WW1 French ace fighter pilot Georges Guynemer (1894-1917), with 53 confirmed dogfight victories. Decorated with the Legion d’Honneur, Guynemer was not the highest French scorer (that was René Fonck with 72, ranked 2nd among all pilots in the war second only to von Richthofen) , but he was a French National...