It’s probably not a good idea to ask for my opinion before I receive the watch. I love the company and the product, but have been a little disappointed in the timeliness. I was disappointed not to have the watch on my wrist when I left OSH, but even more so when I called over a week after returning to learn that it not yet been shipped. I would suggest that if it can’t be shipped, send an email saying that you’re swamped and will get to it as soon as possible. Your customers will understand! I love you guys and am saying this as hopefully helpful feedback. I’ll definitely review it when I have it proudly on my wrist!

This is my Third! Elise watch so obviously I love the 3 time zone format. I absolutely love the history of the WASP watch. I wear all three watches but the WASP means a little more. God Bless you for honoring the WASP women!

The history and thought put into this watch is amazing. Cindy loved it from the first second she took it out of the box.

I haven't given the watches to my girls yet but they look nice. My main problem was the complete and total lack of communication between purchase and shipping. I was told to expect 4-6 weeks for shipping. I called at 7 weeks (after not hearing anything) and was told my order will ship in the next 7-10 days. 3 weeks later (again after getting zero calls or emails) I called again and was told my order was next to be shipped. The watches seem nice, but before I can recommend anyone else spending that kind of money, I'd want some significant changes with expectation management and communication after the sale.

I had read about it in the AOPA magazine and wanted one since it pays tribute to the WASP. My husband must have read my mind because he completely surprised me with this watch as an anniversary present!

The watch is sturdy enough to endure my daily wear-and-tear, yet it's elegant and refined-looking. My wrists are very fine, but the watch doesn't feel too heavy, and it fits well. The second time zone, date, and glow-in-the-dark features are useful.

I can't imagine a more perfect watch since I work at an aviation history museum. I especially appreciated the '38' since Hazel Yee Ling, the final WASP to die in service, earned her pilot's license in Oregon. The photo shows our modest WASP display at our small museum and the matching wings. Few visitors are familiar with their history, and I love sharing their accomplishments.