Pre-SIHH 2019 Pilot Watches Announcement

What are the thoughts so far on the four new Pilot watches that were announced
today?

www.hodinkee.com/articles/four-new-pilots-watches-from-iwcs-sihh-2019 -line-up

I like the pilot Reference: IW387902 a lot(!)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - IWC PILOT'S WATCH CHRONOGRAPH SPITFIRE BRONZE

Case: 41mm diameter x 15.3mm height - bronze case, titanium caseback -
sapphire crystal, arched edge, anti-reflective coating on both sides - soft-
iron inner case for protection against magnetic fields - screw-in crown -
glass secured against displacement by drops in air pressure - water-resistant
to 60m

Dial: olive green dial - gold-plated hands - indications: hours, minutes,
small seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour chronograph counters, day-date

Movement: Calibre IWC 69380, manufacture - self-winding - column wheel
chronograph - 4Hz frequency - 46H power reserve - 33 jewels

Strap: brown calf leather strap - bronze pin buckle

To bad it is not an AT.

cheers

I fell in love with the Big Pilot Timezoner at first sight!

But the more I look at it im nor sure about the dial as on some pictures it
seems quite small - which of course would be beacuse of the timezoner bezel.

Still in love as it seems to be a great watch with lovely details, but think
I´ll wait for all the SIHH novelties before I decide.

The Pilot's Watch Double Chronograph Top Gun Ceratanium (ref IW371815) really
look amazing...really excited about the new Ceratanium material.

The Spitfire chronograph is close to perfection. 41mm is the perfect diameter.
Really like the bronze look, it kills me. Just have some concern about the
weight .

The absolute dream would be a titanium version!

It is strange that the red Spitfire on the dial of the above pictures is not
on that one ???

I think possibly the red spitfire writing was a prototype and won't appear on
the watch when it goes on sale. I'm sure I read this somewhere last night!

I am loving the Ceratanium Doppelchronograph!!!!

The moon phase on the tourbillion has me intrigued as well considering there's
no date function (that I've seen)