IW377724

This was an online only sale for this reference. 42mm x 17mm (thick) but thick doesn’t bother me. Anyway, here is a pic plus a wrist shot. Enjoy your weekend everyone! Originally came on a NATO which I don't really like. The only other person I know who o

In fact, these are probably my favorite genres of wristwatches. In no particular order: 1.) IWC Pilot’s Chronograph (IW377724): 2.) Breitling Navitimer Ref. 806 1959 Re-Edition: 3.) Zenith Pilot Chronometro Tipo CP-2 Flyback (aged steel): 4.) Blancpain Ai

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

I acquire a piece because I love it and, more importantly, want to wear it. Unfortunately, since I love tribute / homage piece, they are usually limited or numbered editions! H. Moser & Cie Pioneer Rotating Bezel / Govberg edition: Omega CK 859: Hanhart P

The IW377724:

I’m also a big fan of brown dial pilot watches. I own the IW377724 which is officially black, but comes across as brown:

With my Pilot’s Chronograph IW377724:

Since I “jumped the gun” last time! Price is slightly better at $11,900 USD . . . BUT, I think I will stick with my IW377724. Although the diameter is 41mm, I believe the lug-to-lug length of this Tribute to the 3705 is the identical to my 43mm piece.

Rather, I find them quite addicting! 😜 Great collection you have there, sir! I love that strap on the Navitimer. This is my collection of pilot watches: Blancpain Air Command: Breitling Navitimer 1959 Re-Edition: IWC Pilot’s Chronograph (IW377724): Tudor

I was quite fortunate to get my hands on their e-commerce release, the IW377724 back in 2018: