“Flying A” men’s wristwatch

Artifact Number:

2019-148

Description

 A leather-strapped men’s wristwatch featuring the AECL flying A symbol.  Watches of a number of designs were used by AECL both as retirement gifts and to recognize long service with the company.

Details

Keywords:
retirement memento; award
Date:
1996
Associated artifacts:
See also artifacts 2019-062 and 2019-066 and 2019-147.
Notes:
Jim Ungrin chose this item as his 25-year service recognition gift.
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