Type 20 Tourbillon

Besides I already have the 48mm DLC. So 2 of the same size is not what I'm looking for unless we're talking about the Type 20 tourbillon titanium/rose gold which is on a different level all together Laurent

My current watch collection currently includes one AP Royal Oak Offshore, one Rolex Yachtmaster Full Gold, one Hublot Big Band, one Panerai 322, and a couple of Tag Huer. At $50,000 US approximately, this watch would be my most expensive piece. I was wond

I am partial to chronographs and especially tourbillon chronographs with 12h counters. Despite the pilotage reference, we accept that the watch is a whimsy and modern aeronautic timekeeping is electronic. Thus, its fine to have a Zenith Type 20 Tourbillon

The word 'Pilot' is very closely associated with the Manufacture Zenith. Since 1930's, the company was involved in the making of onboard instruments like altimeters and “montres d’aéronef” ( also known as aircraft watches) intended for in-flight use for t

The Manufacture Zenith, which has remained in the very same spot for almost a century and half, was an integral part of the early days in the amazing saga of aviation and was one of the first to supply onboard watches and instruments. Six new Pilot Montre