This is a 1968 Glycine Airman 17j 24-hour watch that belonged to USAF veteran Don Dressel of Marietta GA. One owner, bought in 1970. I bought this watch from the man who bought it from him. Mr. Dressel was a transport pilot who flew the Lockheed C-141 Starlifter from Norton AFB in San Bernadino CA to SE Asia every week.

• Movement is an AS 1903, watch was serviced at least once, weight replaced with one marked "Winton Watch Co".

• Movement is currently unserviced but is fully functional.

• Non-hacking, wire is missing, aperture is present in the dial.

• Date quickset works as it should

• Locking crown for 24-hour bezel works, bezel is very stiff

• Lume is somewhat darkened but is intact

• Dial & hands are the standard non-”special” type. I’m not sure if it is a replacement dial or correct, I am not not an authority on these and the watch has had work done in the past

• Crystal is in good shape

• Bracelet is a 60s / 70s generic aftermarket with "bar" type links, comes with one extra link

• Box is original period correct