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: Zenith "Pilot" today . . .
: wishing everyone a great weekend!!
: Jeff
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Very nice example, Jeff. It's Zenith's answer to the manual Autavias. Just got one of these myself. I believe both gold and steel subdial hands are correct, as well as main second hand with and without lume paddle.
But you know I'm a bit of a pedant when it comes to Zenith. I've never heard this one referred to as a Pilot. Rather, people speak about the model that GIGI shows as a Pilot.
In fact, the Zenith Pilot was a line of smallish and accessibly priced sport watches in the 1950s.
The watch we've got is a ref A 277.
As far as I know, it never had a model name. Some people call it a SuperSubSea, but that's the watch Paul shows in this thread.
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