SOTC for Pilot’s Watches . . .
Left to right: 1. Hanhart Pioneer 417 ES Red Lion 2. Breitling AVI Ref. 765 1953 Re-Edition 3. H. Moser & Cie Heritage Centre Seconds 4. Zenith Pilot Chronometro Tipo CP-2 Flyback (aged steel) 5. Blancpain Air Command 6. IWC Pilot’s Chronograph IW377724 7...
Revue Thommen Airspeed
Coincedence, i wear a pilot watch at this moment, Ever thought about the Longines Spirit Zulu Time? Another, but not a pilot watch, Montblanc 1858 Geosphere if adventure is the next theme.
I’ve looked at quite a few Longines . . .
1. Big Eye Chronograph: 2. Spirit Titanium: 3. Spirit Pioneer Edition: ...
Mark, I always love to see these types of focused collections. All the same, but different ! 😉
Btw, you have numbered the Zenith and Blancpain in reverse. The Cartier and Rolex will be the outliers in terms of design and aesthetic.
Yes, Jay! That’s what happens when I’m typing this at night!😂🤣😂
The Cartier and Rolex are definitely outliners. But I still love their history in relationship to aviation! 🥂
The Red Lion asserts itself quite nicely in that power group
Thanks for sharing your collection of these aviation nuggets!
Here's the rest of my pilot watch SOTC
As you can see we have some pretty striking style overlap but no actual watch overlap! I like that (and I like every one of yours) ...
Stunning collection, my friend!!!🥂
Similar to how Mathey-Tissot worked with Breguet, I believe Sinn is tied to Heuer if my research and memory serve me correctly!
Love those pieces!!!😍😍😍
I’m hoping for a Santos Dumont with Breguet hands. I know I missed that LE from years ago . . . 😢
Go for that....
Or them... Or this one: Those, too... What about this one? Or this one, signed? And this one, hmmmmmm..... We also have some Dodane, Airain, Breguet, Mathey Tissot... Well.... ...