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Those reasons might be even more valid today...
I bought my 5002 back in 2003 when it was first introduced. I wore it very often and regularly and loved every moment of it. Today, while I still love the watch, I seldom wear it and usually for no more than one day at a time. As it turns out, I am a bit less a fan of bigger watches and am wearing mostly 39-42 mm sizes which now feel just right on my wrist.
I am thinking of revisiting this…BP
A huge trade regret…only had it for a brief spell…what do you guys think? ...
Always a fan
I have wanted a BP, but for me they were too big so I went with pilot chrono. Now they have smaller BP so I've thought about however I'm content with my chrono. That one fits your wrist well 👍
Those reasons might be even more valid today...
I bought my 5002 back in 2003 when it was first introduced. I wore it very often and regularly and loved every moment of it. Today, while I still love the watch, I seldom wear it and usually for no more than one day at a time. As it turns out, I am a bit ...
I’ve had 3 of them
I love how they look on others, but personally feel like they are wearing me rather than the other way around. Can’t find a pic of my 1st but here were my last 2. I do have one Big Pilot in my collection which I can justify keeping for the novelty of it, ...
BPs are great.
I ebb and flow toward and against, but I would regret letting mine go. Wife loves em on me too. The 5002 is the classic, but I wear my Miramar more. It’s such a cool rugged watch. ...
You should 100% rebuy it. It’s an iconic watch.
I love mine. It’s my favorite. I have two of them. ...
They are big, they are amazing....
I have quite a few and make sure that each one sees the daylight. Plenty of time on the wrist... I confess however that I am still stuck on big timepieces...
