A vibrant tribute to the free-flying spirit of the airborne pioneers, the Pilot Montre d'Aéronef Type 20 echoes the finest hours in the early 20th century conquest of the skies. Inspired by the legendary Zenith aviation watches that dates back to its genesis in 1909, it is the year when French aviator Louis Blériot became the first person to fly across the English Channel, and on his wrist was a Zenith timepiece. Taking design codes from its heritage with the oversized 48mm case as well as the onion shaped winding crown, the model is treated with a DLC coating on titanium with modernized durability and weight. The present Heritage Pilot Type 20 GMT belongs to a rarer breed where it was made in a limited edition of 50 pieces only with a scarcely seen Eastern Arabic numeral dial. Fitted with an attractive black appeal with red accents on the periphery of the railway track, the GMT function indicated by a bold red tip of the skeletonized hand allows the wearer to adjust the GMT hour with ease by its dedicated pusher at 10 o’clock. Turing the timepiece over reveals a caseback reveals adorned with detailed engraving of the Zenith aircraft. Numbered 24 from the limited edition and preserved in excellent condition, the present timepiece is also accompanied with its original warranty and accessories.