Echi
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"Rested in the safe..."
Älmost sounds like an out of sight out of mind kind of a situation.
I have watches that I hardly wear but I do check on them, maybe strap them on for a few minutes, admire, then return them to the box. But to not have any sort of interaction with them for a really long period of time, it's usually a good sign to let it go.
I suppose the question is what's holding you back.
For me it's usually just plain old laziness to sell.
Also, the Cronometro is up to the task of filling that void if and when you let it go. I don't think you'll even miss it as they're both bi-compax. You can strap on the Omega if you miss the date 
Best, Echi
Still undecided ...
... what I should think about this Zenith Pilot Big Date: When I purchased it, I was intrigued by its classic Bicompax pilot layout in combination with the big date; a rare configuration. I liked its size, the brushed case and the big crown. However, ther...
We never have enough, Marcus. Well, that's what we want to hear. Now... I would go for the CP 2 Cronometro only
If we consider the aesthetics, it is a very appealing Pilot Chrono, with all the DNA. And mechanically, a very good one, with its El Primero movement. No need for more. Best, Nicolas
Without CP2 in your collection I would say keeper with CP2 not so
It certainly has it's appeal but date is very strange here...not on Zenith position and taking lot of space Cheers D
"Rested in the safe..."
Älmost sounds like an out of sight out of mind kind of a situation. I have watches that I hardly wear but I do check on them, maybe strap them on for a few minutes, admire, then return them to the box. But to not have any sort of interaction with them for...
