If you have stumbled upon this alphanumeric code, you are likely wondering: Is it a vintage military issue? A forgotten prototype? Or a modern tool watch worth your hard-earned money?
Recommended for: Collectors, Tool-watch purists, Microbrand evangelists. pg skies 1714
It is a leviathan. A colossal cylinder of black metal, spinning slowly. But it’s wrong. The hull isn’t ripped or scorched. It looks... soft . The metal seems to ripple like liquid. If you have stumbled upon this alphanumeric code,
PG Skies was founded by a former aerospace engineer from Toulouse, France, who believed that most wings were too forgiving. He wanted a wing that rewarded active piloting. The 1714 was released in as a limited-edition run. Only 200 units were ever produced, which is why finding a PG Skies 1714 today feels like finding a vintage Porsche 911. But it’s wrong