And now, the brand is back with something bold, rare, and unapologetically engineered for performance — the new Flieger Werk 7, available in Mission Black or Tactical Green, and each model in each size is limited to just 100 pieces worldwide.
Fortis gives collectors a choice — each colour comes in two case sizes, 41mm and 39mm. Whether you lean toward the full-on pilot presence of the 41, or the tighter, more understated 39, there's a version built for your wrist.
In Mission Black, the watch is all stealth: a matte black dial, white numerals and indices, and subtle pops of Fortis’s signature orange. Over on the Tactical Green side, the vibe is more tactical — think modern military, not vintage throwback. Both colourways share a black outer ring housing luminous Brix hour markers and a clean, white minute track. All four variants feature a date window at 3 o’clock, with a black date disc and white print for cohesion.
At the core of the Flieger Werk 7 is exactly that — the Werk 7, Fortis’s new manufacture calibre built in partnership with La Joux-Perret. It’s not just a new movement — it’s a new standard.
Precision, shock resistance, and sheer endurance — Werk 7 is built for extremes. No surprise then, that this movement was developed with input from the Swiss Air Force.
The Black models take toughness a step further with a Swiss Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coating, delivering a staggering 4,500 Vickers hardness — that’s 20 times harder than standard steel. The recycled stainless steel case is finished with a mix of brushed and blasted surfaces, giving it a rugged yet refined look. On the wrist, it feels mission-ready, not museum-bound.
This isn’t just a limited edition — it’s a locked vault. Every detail, from the colour options to the in-house movement to the ultra-tough case, is dialled in with purpose. Fortis isn’t trying to impress. They’re trying to outlast.
This is more than a pilot’s watch. This is pure pilot power — rebuilt from the ground up.
If you want one, act fast — they won’t stick around.