Big Pilot Dot Watch (A 'Reveal')

Wow, amazing!
What an impressive work you've done! Thank you very much for this Big Pilot Enzyclopedia!
A must bookmark!

Cheers Chris

PS. Unfortunately KK is not anylonger the one who like you most... ;-)!

This a great addition for any collector of IWC watches. Excellent job, Thang ! This is really very cool!

OMG, seriously this is amazing!! Thank you for spending so much time putting this together.
Jonathan

Well done, Thang. An excellent website. It takes someone with real passion to achieve this.

Thanks a lot for this fantastic contribution, Thang. Top quality all the way!
Jens-Kristian

Thang! Congratulations!

I remember you talking about this at the beginning of the year. It's a Herculean effort and truly looks like it was a labour of love. Such a generous contribution to our community and watch collectors in general.

Have you brought it to the attention of John Mayer - apparently his touring nickname is "Big Pilot".

Thang, as I had the privilege to preview the nearly finished beta version a while back, you already know my thorough respect for your project. IWC themselves might not have done it any better. Simply stunning.

An absolutely awesome website - congratulations Thang!

Played around with it for quite a while: fantastic site! Quite an effort no doubt, much appreciated!

Kind regards,
Paul

Thank you Thang! That is a simply a beautiful site and truly a labor of love! Bookmarked for sure!

That's the best I've seen since long,
hard work beautifully executed. Chapeau!

BIG stuff - wonderful!

One question: wasn´t the 5004-13 a LE of 500 pcs?

Greetings,
Andreas

Thanks Andreas, the 5004-13 I'm sure was a limited production number - but it was not an official limited edition according to Schaffhausen.

Best wishes,
Thang

Anthony, thanks for your kind words.

Yes I've told John about it- and he was very appreciative of the official manufactured numbers for the 5002 Platinums which I researched and shared with him.

Best,
Thang

Thanks a lot Thang!

Kind regards,
Benedikt

Thang - what a fantastic piece of work, and an excellent encyclopedia of BPs - this will be my go-to site for years to come.
It is clearly a labour of love, but it is also extremely thorough and professional - as much so that it should be an official part of the IWC website if you ask me.

And while I'm at it - this effort alone deserves a special edition BP :-)