Jack Mason Titanium Strat-o-timer GMT
Active duty Air Force, Aircrew Flight Equipment, deployed with the 335th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron at a location he will only call undisclosed. AFE is the shop that keeps aircrew alive, the helmets, masks, harnesses, and survival gear checked and signed off before anyone steps to the jet. He wears it over the multicam a long way from home, keeping his own time while he keeps everyone else's gear ready. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Jack Mason Strat-o-timer Diver GMT
Jack Mason is a Dallas watch company, and the Strat-o-timer is its aviation line. This is the titanium Diver GMT, a dive watch with an added GMT hand and 24-hour scale to track a second time zone, rated to 200 meters, in a titanium case that wears light through a long duty day. It is a do-everything watch that fits someone whose work runs from the flight line to the field.
Aircrew Flight Equipment
Aircrew Flight Equipment, long known as life support, is the Air Force career field responsible for the gear that keeps a crew alive in the air: helmets, oxygen masks, anti-G suits, survival vests, parachutes, and night vision, inspected and maintained to a standard that leaves no margin for error. The submitter does that job deployed with the 335th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, the expeditionary element of a Strike Eagle unit that flies from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. On a deployment the gap between home time and local time is a daily fact, which is why a second time zone on the wrist is more than a convenience.