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IWC has released a new pilot. IW387901. It is only 41mm which is right in my wheelhouse. Does anyone know how long it takes for reps to catch up? If they are making this model yet?
IWC has released a new pilot. IW387901. It is only 41mm which is right in my wheelhouse. Does anyone know how long it takes for reps to catch up? If they are making this model yet?
There is no correct repped version of this watch because of the running second @6
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Hi guys, stumbled upon this post since I was looking at the Spitfire chrono with black dial (reference IW387901). Are there any members who bought this via a TD and can share their experience? Really a beaut. In doubt between this one and the 3717-01.
PS if anyone is willing to sell on of these, happy to receive your PM.
Picked up a similar one up from Trusty and it’s been really nice. I had to file the clasp edges a bit because they were too sharp from machining but otherwise it’s been a go to for me. Mine was “IWC0447 - Pilot Chrono Spitfire IW387903 SS/LE Black ZF A7750” I know some folks are into the hyper accurate thing but it’s still a great rep in my humble opinion.
That has the second dial displayed at 6 o'clock as per the new 41mm models but it is actually the 9 o'clock dial which runs as seconds, this is unfortunately the inaccuracy of these 3881 series watchesthis seems to have the correct @6 position but i don't know the KKF factory, any opinions?
Pilot Chrono IW388102 KKF 1:1 Best Edition Blue Dial on SS Bracelet A7750 to 69385 - InTimeWatch
Pilot Chrono IW388102 KKF 1:1 Best Edition Blue Dial on SS Bracelet A7750 to 69385www.intime06.co
perhaps ZF will rush to fix the 41, I had the 377717 43mm, I sold it because it was a bit big and now I regret it
Yes the dials are all in the right position but the dial at 6 o'clock with the red hand isn't the one which turns to count the seconds, it is still the hand at 9 o'clock which rotates once a minute as per the old 3777 models. This is why in all the TD photos the dial at 9 changes position but the dial at 6 is always pointing to 12.@AlicW excuse me but I see correct position:
- gen https://www.iwc.com/it/it/watch-collections/pilot-watches/iw388102-pilot_s-watch-chronograph-41.html
- rep https://www.intime06.co/iwc/9684-pi...-blue-dial-on-ss-bracelet-a7750-to-69385.html
VERY good to know. Can you please explain what is disastrous when a factory "reroutes" the seconds to run @ 6:00 on the clone 7750? Is it simply a case of more frequent failures or is it something else? I'm probably not in the market for one of these due to the thickness, but curious about the running seconds issue. Thank you.Yes the dials are all in the right position but the dial at 6 o'clock with the red hand isn't the one which turns to count the seconds, it is still the hand at 9 o'clock which rotates once a minute as per the old 3777 models. This is why in all the TD photos the dial at 9 changes position but the dial at 6 is always pointing to 12.
So in essence the dial which should rotate once every 12 hours only with the Chrono operational is rotating once a minute all the time which is why a lot of people are put off buying the newer 3881 series until someone puts the running seconds at the 6 o'clock position, this has been don at the past but has always been a disaster on the somewhat flakey A7750 movement
Love this watch tagging a comment here and already asked @trustytime if they have onePicked up a similar one up from Trusty and it’s been really nice. I had to file the clasp edges a bit because they were too sharp from machining but otherwise it’s been a go to for me. Mine was “IWC0447 - Pilot Chrono Spitfire IW387903 SS/LE Black ZF A7750” I know some folks are into the hyper accurate thing but it’s still a great rep in my humble opinion.