Gallet Flying Officer
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Gallet Flying Officer

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At a glance
Price
$2,900 - $4,600
Case size
40mm
Lug-to-lug
47.55mm (Chronograph), 47.49mm (Automatic)
Thickness
15.02mm (Chronograph), 10.67mm (Automatic)
Case material
Steel
Movement
Gallet 23 (Sellita SW510 base) for Chronograph, Gallet 17 (S
Power reserve
62 hours (Chronograph), 41 hours (Automatic)
Water resistance
100m
Crystal
Cambered sapphire, glareproofed on both sides
Dial
Light blue, black, orange, or dark blue
Strap
Leather, rubber, field, fabric, or steel bracelet with quick
Availability
Available starting today
The brief

Gallet has relaunched its enduring Flying Officer model with two variations: the Flying Officer Chronograph 40 and the Flying Officer Automatic 40, both in 40mm steel cases. The collection features four dial colors across the two models, a city ring bezel, and quick-release strap system. This relaunch marks the return of Gallet under the House of Brands group, which also oversees Breitling and Universal Genève.

  • 40mm steel case
  • 100 meters water resistance
  • Available starting today
  • Flying Officer Automatic 40: $2,900 (strap), $3,100 (bracelet)
  • Flying Officer Chronograph 40: $4,400 (strap), $4,600 (bracelet)
Across the sources

The Flying Officer Chronograph 40 features tone-on-tone subdials in light blue or black colorways.

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The Flying Officer Automatic 40 comes in orange or dark blue, with the orange colorway inspired by aged vintage models.

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Both versions include a bezel with a city ring listing 24 destinations.

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The Automatic version includes a date window, which is absent on the Chronograph.

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Straps and bracelets utilize a quick-release system for tool-free swapping.

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The pricing is considered a pleasant surprise and lower than might have been expected, especially following the Universal Genève relaunch.

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