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IWC Big Pilot Right Hander.
IWC just unveiled the Big Pilot, but in a right hander configuration, this time. In steel, limited to 250 pieces.
The proportions are generous, to say the least, with a diameter of 46, 2 mm and a thickness of 15, 6 mm. But some will say that the original " Flieger " were even bigger!
The movement is the automatic Cal 52010, with a 7 days power reserve.
Here it is:
Best,
Nicolas
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IWC Big Pilot Right Hander.
IWC just unveiled the Big Pilot, but in a right hander configuration, this time. In steel, limited to 250 pieces. The proportions are generous, to say the least, with a diameter of 46, 2 mm and a thickness of 15, 6 mm. But some will say that the original ...
This will also be useful to wear on the left wrist as the crown won’t be pushing in to the top of the hand
When I was having a chat with the CEO last week at Goodwood, we were talking about this watch 😍
If I am not wrong they moved also the pr indicator to the left
and the small second to the right?
I honestly prefer the original case with crown at 3!
have plenty of BPs and never had an issue with the crown digging in. That’s a good option for the ones who are usually bothered by the crown.
Not bad but I prefer the original
a Big Pilot needs a “big” (central) second hand... plus i can’t help but feel that the brands turning crowns around are just trying to emulate the “Panerai Destro” craze from years back... so 2006 Wearing my BP almost daily, no issue with the crown at all...
