After such a great experience with the Portuguese family post - I would like to invite you to bring your Pilot Watches to the collectors forum parade !
Big, Small and Mid size -let's document how diverse the Pilots family is with a great photo gallery.
I start the flight path control with a Mark XII Cathay Pacific.
Great idea Andrew...
Big Pilot here... the 5002-01
regards,
thang
It all started for me 12 years ago with a Mark XV. My current pilot is a Transitional BP. I'm hoping my pilots will one day be expanded by a CFIII.
Is that a rare SAAF Mark XI in the first photo Antonio.
I thought you were going to show a photo of yourself - a pilot ;-) to see three splendid Mark XI's is a catch.
Hi Andrew,
The first and the second images are of a BOAC Mark 11, presumably even more rare than the SAAF Mark 11.
Come on Tony. Let's see the picture without the swirls!
Here are my two pilot's watches, lovely. Notice how dark the straps became over the last few years: originally they were a reddish dark brown. The Vintage Collection Pilot's Watch gets regular wrist time, the Saint Exupéry Chrono is lagging behind a bit lately. I wonder if anybody here has the complete Saint Exupéry collection.
Kind regards,
Paul
something new...
a quick pic of a 3705 i scooped up that had been sitting at a dealers for 2 years unwanted. thought I get it before I left for holidays. the imprint of another pilot still remarkable on my wrist - no prizes for guessing which other pilot that is.
My pilot's trio:
Yes Tony. I agree with Alan. If not, at least make the swirls "Counter Clock".
It would make the photo sooooo much better ! LOL
Congratulations on a classic - chrono icon in ceramic. Great catch.
Shing:
My guess is the 3717 Swiss Patroulle. What.... no prize? Tracy has lots of Prizes...LOL
Nice pick-up on that 3705.
Enjoy,
Andy
loved and lost but not forgotten 
still loving this one...the BP5002 with its mentor 
Mark XV Gadebusch LE
what, no prize!? that imprint is unmistakable, only a beast of a pilot watch can leave that mark:
regards,
thang
p.s. great new ceramic acquisition!
Congratulations Shing.
Here its German 'sister', accidentally same day of the week. :-)
exactly right Thang - it was a 5002 imprint :)
Hajo - brilliant ! had it been a german dial, I would have gotten it too. in fact, I am looking forward to getting a non-english dial for an IWC I like - good to start learning another language :)
