Tissot Heritage Navigator Săgeata Orientului T078.641.16.057.02

Săgeata Orientului, "arrow of the Orient", was the name of CFRNA's original route, which carried passengers and mail between Paris and Istanbul by way of Bucharest in the 1920s; the airline later became part of Air France. The watch prints those three cities in red and swaps the standard model's straight seconds hand for a red arrow.

Inside is the automatic ETA 2893-3, an ETA 2892 with a world-time module, COSC certified, in a 43 mm steel case 9.62 mm thick under sapphire. Otherwise it is the regular Heritage Navigator Automatic, T078.641.16.057.00, with the same size, black dial, Arabic numerals and dauphine hands. The red city names and the arrow seconds hand are what make it the Săgeata Orientului.