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I would definitely give a second thought for the 45mm pilot!
these watches don’t wear as large as other 45mm Watches. That being said 45mm wears like a 43mm. So if you decide to go for a 40mm it will look too small on you and you will definitely regret it.
I currently own a 45mm type 20 Bronze, 48mm GMT and several IWC big pilots. The 48mm looks and wears exactly as a 46mm big pilot whereas the 45 wears smaller than a 45mm panerai radiomir.
Now between all the watches you’ve listed I would go for the Bronze CP2 in a heartbeat. Stunning watch all around.
Best of luck,
Laurent
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Which Pilot - 40mm Type 20 or CP-2
I know I want a Pilot watch and almost certain one from Zenith. If my wrist were larger, I probably would already have a 45mm version. The 45mm and larger cases are just too big for my wrist. While a 45mm model may work (6.75") for some, it feels like a h...
The second photo, Extra Special, is beautiful....
....Best, John. (I also love the 'Ton Up' but a bit big, maybe?).
Its a tough choice...
and of course Zenith releases it main novelties for the year in 10 days time at Baselworld and no idea what is coming from them. From the choices above, I must admit that both the bronze and steel CP2's are really gorgeous in the metal and I love the text...
Crown...
To me, the 40mm Pilot was fine on my wrist but the crown seems too big for the watch.
The bronze CP-2 is outstanding
Typically I tend to stick to steel, white gold or platinum, never developed a taste for gold or bronze colored watches...but that CP-2 is absolutely gorgeous.
I would definitely give a second thought for the 45mm pilot!
these watches don’t wear as large as other 45mm Watches. That being said 45mm wears like a 43mm. So if you decide to go for a 40mm it will look too small on you and you will definitely regret it. I currently own a 45mm type 20 Bronze, 48mm GMT and several...