In my opinion you left a very good option in this category, the Alpina Startimer. I own 3 variants of this watch and it is amazing and for the money you can’t beat them. Nice video, keep the good work my friend!
I once went to a Citizen boutique store nearby and asked if they have any pilot watches like the Nighthawk and Skyhawk. After she showed me some, she promptly asked me if I was a pilot. *I just nodded convincingly.*
Great video Teddy. As a pilot I've owned several of these to include the Oris, Glycine Airman, and currently use the Tudor GMT. I would love a GMT Master II and I really appreciate the X-33 although I'm partial to the Gen II. The Navi and IWCs are classics. I see a lot of other pilots also wear the Skyhawk and I'd like to add that the Aerospace is still a popular watch in the pilot community (though I know this is titled this BEST, not the most COMMON). Also can't go wrong with a basic G-Shock 5600 or 9052 which was (not sure if it still is) government issue in mil pilot training. -mil/Part 121
My new Pilot watch cost 30 euros. Timex. The Brietling was the only useful one but it has a messed up face and bezel. It is difficult to find a good bezel watch with white numbers on a black dial. Mine is on my channel, It really is the part I just hate the fingers, plane white would have been much better. I am a pilot and I use the bezel all the time. The Marathon is nice but again the bezel is numbered wrong.
Surprised you didn't mention the Sinn 556A. I've always like the simplicity of the 556 models better than the 105. Cool to see the Oris ProPilot mentioned. I just ordered one with the blue dial. Can't wait to get it!
As a former pilot i found: 1. 12, 24 hour and 0-60 dials , 2. Moveable bezel to set time at destination or GMT |?ZULU time, 3. sweep second and 4. luminous dial to be the minimum I needed for day and night flying.
I think IWC I think that brat of a Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes F1. I think pilot watch, I think Breitling first to be honest (I mean, they have a jet team and an ELT watch). Tbh, I don't think many of my colleagues wear anything close to resembling a pilot watch, these days most don't even wear an analog watch at all. A pleasant exception was someone I saw rocking an Omega Speedmaster recently. Myself, the closest thing I have is probably a MWC MKIII in gunmetal (limited edition 1/100), a recreation of the classic 1950s NATO specification watches which were made under UK Ministry of Defence reference 6B/346 Mk XI. But my daily right now is a Boldr Venture Carbon on titanium bracelet.
@@watchmedicine7747 that’s the dumbest least informed comment I’ve heard in a while. Do you even know the history of brands like stowa and laco. Germany dominate the pilots watch
Great list! The Seiko Flightmaster (SNA411) is another great budget option. It's discontinued, but hopefully they revive it soon, and it's still available on a lot of shops for about $300.
As a pilot the only thing you really use, other than accurate time, is GMT. I chose the original Grand Seiko SBGE001. Having a true GMT and more time lines in the dial is actually useful. Now there are many new GS models that might fit you better, but there are no units with better movements than GS.
I really enjoyed this, thank you. It seems to me that, as you say, the interpretation of "pilot" watch is something to consider. There does seem to be overlap between "pilot", "traveler" and "heritage" watches.
Your channel has really benefited from your relationship with Bob's. Your approach has always been really great and relatable. Now you/we have access to everything out there. Well done TB.
I like all of these!! I love Chronographs because I use them to Navigate and Aviate!! Thanks Teddy For a fantastic Video! I love Marathon! I also Love Glycine!! And, I can not forget my Citizen or Casio Watches! Stowa Flieger I like! Main thing I like is Black Dial White Hands - High Contrast! Sinn - an awesome Time piece! Many Luxury Timepieces. Seiko, Citizen, Many Time pieces are awesome. I Love Omega, Omega Skywalker X33. I love Breitling Watches!!
Great move with the used watch section - a great point of difference Teddy - well done. The Tudor GMT, although not strictly a pilot style watch is my pick!!! Keep 'em coming!
Aside from the Stova, I can't say any of the watches mentioned here appeal to me. Most are a bit too far away from what I would consider a pilots watch. For me, Messerschmitt makes some very cool pilots watches. Laco would be my choice for an original style flieger. I'm very curious about Dekla watches. Look like great value for money.
I think this is one of your best videos ever !! Please , may you make one other similar to this one, but for scuba/ diving/ swimming please ?? I mind, unknown brands , high quality, traditional anD affordable? Thanks Bunch of good looking!! (I'm your fan 2 months ago, from México)
Enjoyed the video. Love the facts and comparisons. My current favorite watch is the Breitling Headwind that I've had for over 15 years. Still runs like a champ and 1/3 the price of the Navitimer...
I'm actually torn between that Orient, the Marathon, and the A-15 from Bulova.... a part of me wants to wait for the A-15, but the specs, and discount, of the marathon, has me thinking. And that curveball of the Orient.... damn man. You , TGV, Just one more watch and Bens watch club got me thinking of many thing I did not know in the watch world and for that I thank you
GMT Master 2 (not a prayer of being able to buy one from a Rolex dealer ) followed by the Tudor GMT ...Great idea re the used section on your site, I’m off to have a look
@@ShawnKim111 I just recently found out about them so missed all those great deals for new. Had to go secondary. Even still though, GMT, Sellita, solid water resist (minus that one 10m model haha), and any size from 36mm to 44mm. If you're into it, the invicta purchase has only helped us to bring down hype and cost.
I must hate all those tiny numbers and busy or large watches because out of all these, the only ones I would consider is that simple Hamilton and the Tudor/Rolex GMT!
Yes, the Zenith Pilot type20 is a very beautiful watch! I can not ignore that i wish that watch ❤️ The best in this video, but it is my taste, the Breitling Navitimer.
Those and an absolute load of Breitlings! Quite a few of the older guys seem to have Rolex Subs. Yet to ever notice anyone wearing a flieger/Pilot/IWC style watch, although I really fancy one. What’s on your wrist, Alberto? (Also, the vast majority of cabin crew seem to have 🍏)
@@albertoamador9807 don’t get me wrong, I do have an Apple Watch for fitness and sleep tracking, but I’ve been wearing the Tudor GMT (Diet Pepsi!) to work for the last couple of months. You must enjoy the Batman, it’s one hell of a gift!
I am Captain for American Airlines, so being a professional pilot and owning several of these watches, I can tell what real pilots prefer to use. It’s the Apple Watch. Honestly. The amount of info we get on the Apple Watch, the ease of use, clarity. I have the same conversation with all the other captains, we all have expensive luxury pilot watches but we all prefer the Apple Watch. I have to say, I have the absolute best job in the world. It is an amazing career and I feel blessed to have to life.
I would re-think the GMT until Tudor officially announces the date wheel issue has been resolved. I had to recently return mine after the date wheel failed for a 2nd time. The AD was awesome and took it back. I bought the Pelagos and love it.
The Sinn 103 is the perfect, “new vintage look” Pilot’s chronograph watch. Love that classic acrylic crystal and includes the workhorse Valjoux 7750 movement.
Please do a video on larger 48mm and above for us bigger guys that also collect watches. My wrist is 9.75 and 41-45mm watches look tiny on me. Right now, I mostly have low key Breitling watches, Pilot Type 20s and a Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 49mm. I am unable to find real detailed info on larger non gaudy watches-
For fighter pilot functionality it’s simply the Garmin fenix X. Durable, easy to read, accurate…most pilot watches are more aesthetics with less practical application, which is fine.
I purchased a Tudor GMT last week and in just under a week the date wheel problem surfaced. This is unacceptable from an entry luxury watch priced at $4,050. I have read that Tudor delayed the watch due to knowing of this issue and still sold the product. Tudor has yet to release a statement and reason why for this failure. My other gripe is that the watch bracelet has no half links and only three micro links. Depending on the temperature, the bracelet will either feel too tight or slightly loose in my opinion. Yes the watch does look very nice but feels a bit chunky. At the end of the day I can't recommend the watch.
My pilot’s watch wish list (I fly for work): Automatic 38-39mm UTC window 1-12 Arabic Titanium No chronograph So far I’ve only come up with IWC IW3251, and not sure if it is available with a Titanium case. Anyone have any other suggestions? I’m shopping for a watch to use until retirement (20+ years left). Thank you!
Hey Teddy, I am confused between Rolex Golden Horses limited edition green dail, Seiko Premier SRX 015P1, Seiko Presage SPB173J1....what do you think I should opt for?
With no long history or in-house movement, I don't expect Bell & Ross BR 03-94 to be a best but it's such a cool piece and the square shape is so comfortable.
What about the Alpina Startimer Pilot, Zeno-Watch Basel X-Large Pilot Date, Fortis Spacematic Day Date, Hanhart Pioneer Preventor9 in the basic luxury category?
For under $600 I would go with the Steinhart Nav B Uhr 44mm with the ETA 6498 movement and for about $1200 the Laco Dortmund 45mm for historic significance and staying true to design.
The problem with the IWC big pilot: it may be better than a Laco Augsburg. But it definitely is not 38 times as good, which it better be to justify the purchase...
G-Shock make one, has a load of features (and amazing durability) and is also cheap in comparison to some of these (the features are stuff like GPS, temperature, air pressure, etc.) as far as I know it was made in conjunction with the RAF.
My only problem with my BB GMT is that it feels a little small on me. I'm a large guy, so a 45 or so is usually what fits me best. But having a watch with Zulu on it is basically a necessity as a pilot
you forgot Zenith Pilot Type 20 GMT. One of my favorite all time watches.
Zenith is the only company to have the right to have PILOT written on the dial !
I have tw one stainless one black- LOVE them and their 48mm size is good for my Sasquatch like wrist.
I think the Longines Spirit is a great contender. Great value for being Chronometer, silicone hairspring and 64 hr power reserve
Great mention! Totally agree!
@@TeddyBaldassarre Could do a review of the models? There is not many in youtube
I have the Longines spirit, fantastic watch, nothing comes close for the money.
Agreed! Would be great to see a video about spirit and also heritage military marine!
Please make a video with the Longines Spirit!! Preferably the blue 40mm on leather. So beautiful
Fortis makes nice pilot watches too, I really enjoy the couple I have. Thanks for the video!
Laco definitely should’ve been there, especially with their basic collection
Mentioned them briefly at the beginning but I feel I have been including them quite a bit as of late.
Yeah I was going to say the same thing.. As a Laco owner haha..
In my opinion you left a very good option in this category, the Alpina Startimer. I own 3 variants of this watch and it is amazing and for the money you can’t beat them. Nice video, keep the good work my friend!
Thanks for mentioning. Hadn’t heard of them. Like their Alpiner but wish they made it in 36-38mm.
I once went to a Citizen boutique store nearby and asked if they have any pilot watches like the Nighthawk and Skyhawk. After she showed me some, she promptly asked me if I was a pilot. *I just nodded convincingly.*
I'm learning alot by watching your videos. Thank you Teddy.
Thanks for watching!
Great video Teddy. As a pilot I've owned several of these to include the Oris, Glycine Airman, and currently use the Tudor GMT. I would love a GMT Master II and I really appreciate the X-33 although I'm partial to the Gen II. The Navi and IWCs are classics. I see a lot of other pilots also wear the Skyhawk and I'd like to add that the Aerospace is still a popular watch in the pilot community (though I know this is titled this BEST, not the most COMMON). Also can't go wrong with a basic G-Shock 5600 or 9052 which was (not sure if it still is) government issue in mil pilot training. -mil/Part 121
My new Pilot watch cost 30 euros. Timex. The Brietling was the only useful one but it has a messed up face and bezel. It is difficult to find a good bezel watch with white numbers on a black dial. Mine is on my channel, It really is the part I just hate the fingers, plane white would have been much better. I am a pilot and I use the bezel all the time. The Marathon is nice but again the bezel is numbered wrong.
I just got today the Orient Pilot, same as the one in the video. It‘s my first ever automatic watch and i can‘t stop looking at it :))
Surprised you didn't mention the Sinn 556A. I've always like the simplicity of the 556 models better than the 105.
Cool to see the Oris ProPilot mentioned. I just ordered one with the blue dial. Can't wait to get it!
As a former pilot i found: 1. 12, 24 hour and 0-60 dials , 2. Moveable bezel to set time at destination or GMT |?ZULU time, 3. sweep second and 4. luminous dial to be the minimum I needed for day and night flying.
I just snagged a Oris big crown in black pvd for $700. Very excited to get it. I believe it was your channel that introduced the brand to me. Thanks!
When I think pilots watch....IWC should be the first brand to think of
Overpriced, overrated. Stowa is better for a fraction of the price
@@dannemannen18 Yeah so is a orient a fraction of a Rolex....Yawn
I think IWC I think that brat of a Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes F1. I think pilot watch, I think Breitling first to be honest (I mean, they have a jet team and an ELT watch).
Tbh, I don't think many of my colleagues wear anything close to resembling a pilot watch, these days most don't even wear an analog watch at all. A pleasant exception was someone I saw rocking an Omega Speedmaster recently. Myself, the closest thing I have is probably a MWC MKIII in gunmetal (limited edition 1/100), a recreation of the classic 1950s NATO specification watches which were made under UK Ministry of Defence reference 6B/346 Mk XI. But my daily right now is a Boldr Venture Carbon on titanium bracelet.
Agreed. IWC big pilot among others in the stable. I like the XVIII
@@watchmedicine7747 that’s the dumbest least informed comment I’ve heard in a while. Do you even know the history of brands like stowa and laco. Germany dominate the pilots watch
Great list! The Seiko Flightmaster (SNA411) is another great budget option. It's discontinued, but hopefully they revive it soon, and it's still available on a lot of shops for about $300.
I think the Fortis Flieger Collection is missing, they are an important brand for many pilots out there! 😎👌
Got the alpina startimer 40mm based off your review for 495 new.
The best bang for buck pilot watch! Applied indices or death!
As a pilot the only thing you really use, other than accurate time, is GMT. I chose the original Grand Seiko SBGE001. Having a true GMT and more time lines in the dial is actually useful. Now there are many new GS models that might fit you better, but there are no units with better movements than GS.
The Orient GMT looks like a really nice watch. Hard to come by now and they are above MSRP if you can find one now.
I really enjoyed this, thank you. It seems to me that, as you say, the interpretation of "pilot" watch is something to consider. There does seem to be overlap between "pilot", "traveler" and "heritage" watches.
Your channel has really benefited from your relationship with Bob's. Your approach has always been really great and relatable. Now you/we have access to everything out there. Well done TB.
Super excited you mentioned Sangin! They're great and worth searching for them
Was waiting for you to mention the Cartier Santos! A lot of history with that piece. I know you can't get to everything :) Great vid!
Micro brand AVI-8 Flyboy very pilot styled in all regards. And has the seiko nh35.
Great episode today. Love this genre. Think it’s a fantastic idea to sell pre-owned. 👌🏻👍🏻
I own an Alpina Startimer.. It's almost similar on specs with the Oris big crown at a lesser price point..
Hi Taddy, another great episode. Can you please do top 38mm or 36-38mm watches. Thanks
I like all of these!! I love Chronographs because I use them to Navigate and Aviate!! Thanks Teddy For a fantastic Video! I love Marathon! I also Love Glycine!! And, I can not forget my Citizen or Casio Watches! Stowa Flieger I like! Main thing I like is Black Dial White Hands - High Contrast! Sinn - an awesome Time piece! Many Luxury Timepieces. Seiko, Citizen, Many Time pieces are awesome. I Love Omega, Omega Skywalker X33. I love Breitling Watches!!
my choice for affordable pilot it still STOWA
Great move with the used watch section - a great point of difference Teddy - well done. The Tudor GMT, although not strictly a pilot style watch is my pick!!! Keep 'em coming!
Excellent Video
Helps me clarify many things
Any chance of you doing a review for the Seiko Willard ??
Teddy did you buy any GameStop stock?
Lol 😂
@@TeddyBaldassarre so that’s a yes? 🤔
You can’t buy today..only sell. 100% rigged
@@mrlong6267 I believe there’s a few platforms where you could still buy. Either way, buying will resume tomorrow
the thing to do now is to short it, ironic considering thats what started this.
Aside from the Stova, I can't say any of the watches mentioned here appeal to me. Most are a bit too far away from what I would consider a pilots watch. For me, Messerschmitt makes some very cool pilots watches. Laco would be my choice for an original style flieger. I'm very curious about Dekla watches. Look like great value for money.
I think this is one of your best videos ever !!
Please , may you make one other similar to this one, but for scuba/ diving/ swimming please ??
I mind, unknown brands , high quality, traditional anD affordable?
Thanks
Bunch of good looking!!
(I'm your fan 2 months ago, from México)
Teddy, I love the way revolutionized watch buying for watch enthusiasts! You're the AD of the future!
Enjoyed the video. Love the facts and comparisons. My current favorite watch is the Breitling Headwind that I've had for over 15 years. Still runs like a champ and 1/3 the price of the Navitimer...
I’m still desperately waiting for you to mention my beloved Longines Spirit... hopefully in the next video lol
Glycine Airman Bronze GMT - A beautiful piece!
I'm actually torn between that Orient, the Marathon, and the A-15 from Bulova.... a part of me wants to wait for the A-15, but the specs, and discount, of the marathon, has me thinking. And that curveball of the Orient.... damn man. You , TGV, Just one more watch and Bens watch club got me thinking of many thing I did not know in the watch world and for that I thank you
I'm a big fan of the IWC Spit Fire. Lovely piece.
Any reason why the Hamilton Pilot Day Date Automatic from Interstellar is not mentioned?
My Fat Lady 16760 does it for me, it's my daily wearer and my favorite piece... great video Brother !
GMT Master 2 (not a prayer of being able to buy one from a Rolex dealer ) followed by the Tudor GMT ...Great idea re the used section on your site, I’m off to have a look
Amazing selections.
And great job w the used watch sales - some very nice watches there too.
Great selection of watches! I´d add 1 more Citizen: the Nighthawk!
the san martin flieger has insane lume. sapphire crystal 200m water resistance for $150
Glycine Airman is definitely underrated.
Agreed. Currently obsessed with my DC-4.
Just picked up the Airman 18 myself. Amazing what you can get for the price
Had a chance to pick it up for less than 600... Now it's out of stock
@@ShawnKim111 I just recently found out about them so missed all those great deals for new. Had to go secondary. Even still though, GMT, Sellita, solid water resist (minus that one 10m model haha), and any size from 36mm to 44mm. If you're into it, the invicta purchase has only helped us to bring down hype and cost.
For what? I know no pilots who have this watch.
Citizen nighthawk would be my pick for the best affordable pilots watch. Eco drive, gmt function, 200m WR and great build quality.
I must hate all those tiny numbers and busy or large watches because out of all these, the only ones I would consider is that simple Hamilton and the Tudor/Rolex GMT!
Yes, the Zenith Pilot type20 is a very beautiful watch! I can not ignore that i wish that watch ❤️
The best in this video, but it is my taste, the Breitling Navitimer.
I am a real pilot and let me tell you, the watch most pilots use (not me of course) is made by Apple. 😂
Those and an absolute load of Breitlings! Quite a few of the older guys seem to have Rolex Subs. Yet to ever notice anyone wearing a flieger/Pilot/IWC style watch, although I really fancy one. What’s on your wrist, Alberto? (Also, the vast majority of cabin crew seem to have 🍏)
@@RomeoJulietCharlie yes but only the high payed captains have the Rollies and such, most younger pilots use smartwatches.
I use a Batman GMT
We got an highly paid captain over here. 😉
@@keitjongting3609 I wish! Maybe some day.
It was a gift
@@albertoamador9807 don’t get me wrong, I do have an Apple Watch for fitness and sleep tracking, but I’ve been wearing the Tudor GMT (Diet Pepsi!) to work for the last couple of months. You must enjoy the Batman, it’s one hell of a gift!
Citizen eco drive pilot watch is in my collection. You didn't mention Zenith, just awesome
I am Captain for American Airlines, so being a professional pilot and owning several of these watches, I can tell what real pilots prefer to use. It’s the Apple Watch. Honestly. The amount of info we get on the Apple Watch, the ease of use, clarity. I have the same conversation with all the other captains, we all have expensive luxury pilot watches but we all prefer the Apple Watch. I have to say, I have the absolute best job in the world. It is an amazing career and I feel blessed to have to life.
Teddy - good watch, good shirt and good review. I liked it 👍
I got the Orient at a discount for $140. Best purchase, I love the piece!
WOW from 36mm to 46.2mm what a huge selection size to consider... great review! 😎👍🏼💨
For under $1K, I would recommend the Farer Cayley. Great size 39.5mm and a California dial with fabulous lume.
I would re-think the GMT until Tudor officially announces the date wheel issue has been resolved. I had to recently return mine after the date wheel failed for a 2nd time. The AD was awesome and took it back. I bought the Pelagos and love it.
The Sinn 103 is the perfect, “new vintage look” Pilot’s chronograph watch. Love that classic acrylic crystal and includes the workhorse Valjoux 7750 movement.
Teddy, you put me on to Muhle - there Terrasport GMT is beautiful. Seems like there is some good history there as well.
Please do a video on larger 48mm and above for us bigger guys that also collect watches. My wrist is 9.75 and 41-45mm watches look tiny on me. Right now, I mostly have low key Breitling watches, Pilot Type 20s and a Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 49mm. I am unable to find real detailed info on larger non gaudy watches-
Another vote for Fortis. Why they don't get more love I can't figure out.
I don't know what the Rolex GMT II has but I think is stunning. Love the color variations.
For fighter pilot functionality it’s simply the Garmin fenix X. Durable, easy to read, accurate…most pilot watches are more aesthetics with less practical application, which is fine.
Awesome channel and videos, Teddy, thanks!
Love this! Love the IWC pilot watches as well. Wonder who has won the give-away 🤔
You definitely need a manual with that Citizen.
Hold in my hands the Tudor Black Bay GMT and was amazed on the quality. A pitty it is tii big at 41mm.
Fortis B42 and Citizen Avion.
I purchased a Tudor GMT last week and in just under a week the date wheel problem surfaced. This is unacceptable from an entry luxury watch priced at $4,050. I have read that Tudor delayed the watch due to knowing of this issue and still sold the product. Tudor has yet to release a statement and reason why for this failure. My other gripe is that the watch bracelet has no half links and only three micro links. Depending on the temperature, the bracelet will either feel too tight or slightly loose in my opinion.
Yes the watch does look very nice but feels a bit chunky. At the end of the day I can't recommend the watch.
My pilot’s watch wish list (I fly for work):
Automatic
38-39mm
UTC window
1-12 Arabic
Titanium
No chronograph
So far I’ve only come up with IWC IW3251, and not sure if it is available with a Titanium case. Anyone have any other suggestions? I’m shopping for a watch to use until retirement (20+ years left). Thank you!
Hey Teddy, I am confused between Rolex Golden Horses limited edition green dail, Seiko Premier SRX 015P1, Seiko Presage SPB173J1....what do you think I should opt for?
How in the world is the IWC mark whatever not on this list!?! That is THE entry-level luxury pilot's watch.
The stowa pretty much fills the IWC role
With no long history or in-house movement, I don't expect Bell & Ross BR 03-94 to be a best but it's such a cool piece and the square shape is so comfortable.
I agree. That design just screams "airplane".
Some more affordable alternatives would be:
Seiko Flightmaster
Casio Edifice EF-527D-1AVEF
Casio Mtp-Sw320D-1A
I did not expect to see the K2 in this. Sangin for the win!
Escapement Time Pilot Watch, with sapphire crystal and ETA movement, for $290. Steinhart Nav-B Uhr line with manual wind.
Zenith Heritage Pilot Type 20 chrono - very clean dial chrono so you can actually read it. All it needs is a Zulu time.
What about the Alpina Startimer Pilot, Zeno-Watch Basel X-Large Pilot Date, Fortis Spacematic Day Date, Hanhart Pioneer Preventor9 in the basic luxury category?
Longines Avigation Bigeye is what have been wearing everyday. A great looking pilot style watch with an interesting back story
For under $600 I would go with the Steinhart Nav B Uhr 44mm with the ETA 6498 movement and for about $1200 the Laco Dortmund 45mm for historic significance and staying true to design.
Bell & Ross instrument series
What do you think of the pilot Swatch Sistem51 Arrow YIS403. Priced around $200.
I have the Orient. It's very good and very traditional.
Great video. Love that Marathon!
Hey Teddy, can you make a video on watch boxes?
The problem with the IWC big pilot: it may be better than a Laco Augsburg. But it definitely is not 38 times as good, which it better be to justify the purchase...
G-Shock make one, has a load of features (and amazing durability) and is also cheap in comparison to some of these (the features are stuff like GPS, temperature, air pressure, etc.) as far as I know it was made in conjunction with the RAF.
Love the X-33, don’t usually see it on these channels!
If you don't mind 44mm case with 50mm lug to lug, check out the seiko prospex SRPB61K1 for under $200. I sure do love mine.
My only problem with my BB GMT is that it feels a little small on me. I'm a large guy, so a 45 or so is usually what fits me best. But having a watch with Zulu on it is basically a necessity as a pilot
cartier santos the first pilot watch if i remember
Amazing video as always! Inspiring me to make videos again!
Teddy please do a review on the Richard Harvey Watch Company’s “Attitude”.
That pre owned idea is great!
Love IWC!
Teddy back in the house 🏠
CHRONOLOGIA PILOT WATCH. Carbon fiber case, Seiko NH35, Sapphire Coated Crystal, great straps. A decent watch for approx $225 new.
Citizen, seiko, smart watch and breitling
you forgot the fantastic yema flygraf pilot but great video as usual