Originally introduced in 1939 for long-distance aviation, the Flying Officer returns with its globe-trotting character intact. The new model features a 40mm case and a redesigned rotating bezel displaying 24 destinations, combining major international gateways with locations inspired by exploration and adventure.

Gallet offers the Flying Officer as a chronograph powered by the Gallet 23 movement, delivering approximately 65 hours of power reserve. Available with black or light-blue dial options, the watch blends practical travel heritage with a contemporary design suited to life beyond the airport.

First created in 1969 as a practical chronograph, the Multichron Pilot returns with features designed for travellers and outdoor enthusiasts. Its 42mm case houses the Gallet 23 movement with around 65 hours of power reserve, while a bidirectional bezel and date window at 6 o’clock add everyday functionality.

A telemeter scale provides another useful detail, while luminous hands and markers improve visibility in changing conditions. Gallet offers the model with either a black dial and white subdials or a blue dial with black subdials, giving its technical character a distinctly sporty finish.

Gallet brings its historic connection with motorsport back into focus through the Multichron Sport. Designed for men drawn to speed, driving and open-road adventures, the watch combines racing-inspired details with a versatile contemporary profile.

The 41mm chronograph uses the Gallet 23 movement and delivers approximately 65 hours of power reserve. A tachymeter scale allows average speed to be calculated over a known distance, while orange chronograph hands add a bold visual accent. Available in dark blue with black subdials or black with white subdials, the Multichron Sport completes its adaptable design with interchangeable straps.