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Pulled the trigger the other day on a co-pilot for my Airwolf. Been toying with the idea for a couple of years. I'm very happy with the result. It sits firmer on the wrist(more comfortable) & the co-pilot blends in with the pro 2 nicely. The 2007 Airwolf had the solid lume minute hands fitted with its last service by request(official mod). Posted a couple of candy shots(hope they come up OK).
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That actually looks great. I wasn't a fan of the digital co-pilot, but after seeing your pics, it's looks awesome. Congrats

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Im one of the few that has always liked the co-pilot. It looks great.

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-RJ

Wow, that looks amazing! Aside from telling time, does the co-pilot really have any features an average joe would be using?? Looks nice though.

Very nice

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Rolex DeepSea, GMT Master II TT, Pres 18038, DJ TT 16013
Breitling Chronomat 39mm (bullet+UTC), Starliner SS/MOP (wife)

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Looks brilliant Davo, nice one!

Now I hope both batteries in my Airwolf+Co-Pilot die so I can send it off to have the minute hand replaced!.

Amazing, how such a minute detail can change the appearance of a watch face!

To be honest it was never something I'd noticed until you mentioned it in that earlier thread, but ever since then it's stood out like the dogs proverbial.

Great looking combo. Love the co-pilot on pro II - it's quite a pricey little addition!

Thanks for the complements, I love the look too.


Yes, it has 4 modes. Time(I use UTC), chrono, take-off(start CHR) time, & landing time(stop CHR). Left button cycles through the modes & the right button starts & stops the timer. It measures the time in mins & secs up to 1 hr then switches to hrs & mins. The TO & LDG displays are blank unless the timer has been used. I use it when flying to record the three times, & to reference UTC for flight planning without cycling my watch crown. The average joe(I'm included) could use the timer when at the pub, & the missus the next day accuses you of staying too long. The co-pilot would have the proof including the time you arrived home that you weren't there as long as first thought.

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Oh, ok. I always thought the "Take-off" and "Landing-time" were actually like used by pilots or something as some sort of reminder when take off was and when they expected to land. Didn't know it was a chronograph... haha

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crasian1030

Looks great!

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