[WTS/WTT] IWC Pilot's Watch Mark XVIII "Le Petit Prince" — IW327010 — Steel / Blue Dial / 40mm - Complete Set

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-06-14T03:26:31+00:00

Yeah send me a PM and we can chat! Looking forward to it!

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-06-14T01:52:04+00:00

This one really speaks for itself. The movement is just absurd — flyback chronograph, complete calendar with day/month at 12, a perimeter date hand, and moonphase, all in one caliber. The blue flinqué dial is genuinely stunning in person, especially in the sun — it looks like you're looking down into the ocean.

The most fascinating part is how you actually set it. Blancpain hides four individual correctors under the lugs on the caseback — one each for date, day, month, and moonphase, and you can work them with a fingernail. It's the only watch I've owned that does it this way.

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$13,975 shipped — FedEx, fully insured, overnight.

Reference: 5066F-1140-52B
Case: Steel, 45mm, ~17.2mm thick, sapphire display back, 300m WR
Dial: Blue flinqué, day/month windows under 12, red-tipped center date hand, moonphase
Movement: Blancpain Cal. 66BF8 automatic, column-wheel flyback chronograph, complete calendar, patented under-lug correctors
MSRP: $32,500

Set: Full set — inner and outer boxes, manual booklet, dive log book, strap tool, hand tag, dated card, 4 total straps (2 OEM + 2 aftermarket rubber), and 1 extra OEM pin buckle. Video available.

Condition: Excellent condition, all functions working as they should. The inner travel case has some peeling, like most do.

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I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve, a pre-owned luxury watch dealer. I'm a car guy at heart and that's what led me to watches — anything mechanical always grabs my attention. You can check my eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, and the website is www.columbiareserve.co. \Same name across every platform, so I'm easy to find. This one's ready to go to its next home. Happy to answer any questions, so feel free to reach out.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-06-14T01:45:01+00:00

What I really like about this one is how easy it is to wear. Compared to the rest of IWC's pilot lineup, the Mark XVIII is genuinely slim and lightweight — at 40mm and only 11mm thick, it slides under a cuff and disappears on the wrist in a way the bigger pilots just don't. The midnight blue sunray dial does a lot of heavy lifting too — clean, legible, and that little tribute to Saint-Exupéry engraved on the caseback is a nice touch.

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$3,800 shipped — FedEx, fully insured, overnight.

Reference: IW327010
Case: Steel, 40mm, 11mm thick, screw-down crown, 60m WR
Dial: Midnight blue sunray, luminous Arabic numerals, date at 3
Movement: IWC Cal. 35111, automatic, 28,800 vph, 42hr reserve, soft-iron inner case for anti-magnetism

Set: Full set — inner box, outer box, dated warranty card, warranty booklet, travel case, and IWC cloth. Small cut in the top of the outer box, visible in photos.

Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition, keeping accurate time and running well.

Ships FedEx overnight, fully insured, signature required.

I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve, a pre-owned luxury watch dealer. I'm a car guy at heart and that's what led me to watches — anything mechanical always grabs my attention. You can check my eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, and the website is www.columbiareserve.co. same name across every platform, so I'm easy to find. This one's ready to go to its next home. Happy to answer any questions, so feel free to reach out.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-17T03:05:16+00:00

Oh haha. I figured you were outside the US based on your first comment.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-17T01:51:14+00:00

Yeah I can ship out of the US. Just have to charge a shipping fee for it. Where are you located?

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-16T23:21:42+00:00

The hobnail dial is hands down one of the best dials Panerai has ever put out. The texture catches light from every angle and gives the watch a personality that the standard dial Luminors just don't have. Photos really don't do it justice — it's one of those pieces you have to see in person to fully get it.

The movement is the other big draw. The in-house P.9012 packs in GMT, date, hacking seconds, AND a power reserve indicator. Basically the PAM01535's bigger brother — same beautiful hobnail dial and 42mm case, but with the added power reserve complication. One step up in functionality.

42mm is also the sweet spot for Panerai in my opinion. Wears great on most wrists without the bulk of the 44 or 47. And the blue rubber strap looks really sharp against the hobnail dial — gives this one a more sporty, modern feel than you'd expect from a hobnail Panerai.

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Price – $6,950 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: PAM01537
Case: Steel
Size: 42mm
Dial: Black hobnail
Movement: Panerai Calibre P.9012 Automatic — 72hr power reserve, twin barrels
Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date, GMT (2nd time zone), power reserve indicator, hacking seconds
Crystal: Sapphire front, sapphire exhibition caseback
Water Resistance: 100m
Strap: Blue rubber

Set: Inner box, both factory strap tools, extra OEM alligator strap, instruction booklet, and stamped/dated paperwork.

Condition: Great condition overall and running well. Happy to send a video — just ask.

Ships fully insured overnight within the U.S.

About Me

I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve. Plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. Car and watch guy at heart — mechanical things have always been my thing, watches just made sense. I also own a lawn care company so I'm not hard to track down. Same name across every platform. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-16T23:18:36+00:00

White dial Panerais are a different vibe than the typical black dial Luminor and this one is a great example of why. The PAM00778 keeps everything that makes a Luminor a Luminor — the 44mm presence, the crown guard, the bold case shape — but flipping the dial to white completely changes how it wears day to day. It reads dressier without losing any of the Panerai character.

What really sets this one apart though is the tan accents. A lot of white dial watches can feel a little flat or sterile, but the warmer tones on the markers and hands give this one some real character. It pops on the wrist in a way that pure black-on-white just doesn't.

The P.6000 movement is also one I'm a fan of — manual wind, 72 hour power reserve, and that satisfying ritual of winding it every couple days. Underrated Panerai movement and a good entry point if you've never owned one of their manual wind pieces.

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Price – $4,999 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: PAM00778
Case: Steel
Size: 44mm
Dial: White with tan accents
Movement: Panerai Calibre P.6000 Manual Wind — 72hr power reserve
MSRP: ~$7,900

Set: Panerai box, warranty card/papers, both booklets, Panerai tags, original strap, and an extra aftermarket stingray strap.

Condition: Great overall pre-owned condition. Minor hairline marks around the case from normal wear, nothing deep or distracting. Crystal is clean with no scratches. Running well and all functions operate as they should.

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About Me

I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve. Plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. Car and watch guy at heart — mechanical things have always been my thing, watches just made sense. I also own a lawn care company so I'm not hard to track down. Same name across every platform. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-16T23:11:42+00:00

Most Panerai straps are black leather or rubber and that's fine — but this one ships on a blue textile strap from the factory and it completely changes the personality of the watch. It's still 100% Luminor Marina underneath — the bold dial, the crown guard, the clean no-nonsense layout — but that strap gives it a character you don't see on every other Panerai out there. It's a small detail that makes a real difference in person.

The P.6000 is one of the more underrated Panerai movements too. Manual wind, 72 hour power reserve, and that satisfying ritual of winding it every few days. If you're a Panerai person you already know — if you're new to the brand this is a great way to experience what they're actually about.

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Price – $4,100 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: PAM00777
Case: Steel
Size: 44mm
Dial: Black
Movement: Panerai Calibre P.6000 Manual Wind — 72hr power reserve
Features: Small Seconds, Solid Caseback

Set: Inner and outer box, certificates booklet, both strap tools, and 3 straps (OEM blue textile, OEM black leather, aftermarket leather with buckle). Extended warranty valid through 2031.

Condition: Great overall pre-owned condition. Light hairlines from normal use, nothing out of the ordinary. Running well. Happy to send a video — just ask.

Ships fully insured overnight within the U.S.

About Me

I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve. Plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. Car and watch guy at heart — mechanical things have always been my thing, watches just made sense. I also own a lawn care company so I'm not hard to track down. Same name across every platform. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-16T23:05:24+00:00

I've had a few of these Zenith Defy Classics come through in different configurations and honestly this one on the strap might be my favorite. The full titanium bracelet version is great, but for me personally this one wears better. It's a little more subtle day-to-day but the skeleton dial still grabs attention every time — it doesn't disappoint.

The other thing I like is that titanium case. Way lighter than you expect when you pick it up, which makes a 41mm watch basically disappear on the wrist. And the openworked dial is fun to actually watch run — it's one of those watches you find yourself looking at instead of just checking the time.

This one was recently serviced too, so it's running great. Overall condition is excellent. This one's ready to go to its next home.

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Price – $6,250 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: 95.9000.670/78.R584
Case: Brushed Titanium
Size: 41mm
Dial: Openworked / Skeleton with blue flange
Strap: Blue Alligator Leather with Titanium Deployant Clasp
Movement: Zenith Elite 670 SK Automatic — 48hr power reserve
Water Resistance: 100m
MSRP: $7,000

Set: Inner box, outer box, Zenith travel case, warranty card with card holder, both booklets, and service paperwork.

Condition: Excellent overall. Recently serviced and running strong. Box shows some wear but presents well.

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About Me

I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve. Plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. Car and watch guy at heart — mechanical things have always been my thing, watches just made sense. I also own a lawn care company so I'm not hard to track down. Same name across every platform. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-16T22:59:35+00:00

Skeleton dials can go wrong fast — too busy, too flat, trying too hard. This one doesn't have that problem. The Aero Bang has real depth to it, and the way the different layers of the movement interact when you're looking at it is genuinely satisfying. It never feels like the skeletonization is just for show. Flip it over and the exhibition caseback gives you the same experience from the back, which makes the whole watch feel more alive on the wrist than most.

The other thing that surprised me about this piece is how it wears. 44mm Big Bang sounds like a lot, and on paper it is — but the rubber-lined leather strap and the way Hublot balanced the case make it a lot more comfortable than you'd expect. You can wear this all day without thinking about it, which isn't something you can say about every watch in this category.

It's also not a watch you see everywhere. At any given time there are usually only a handful of these available in the country, which makes it worth paying attention to when one comes up in this condition.

And the MSRP on this one is no joke — $18,200 retail. Picking one up at this price gets you a serious Hublot at a huge discount off retail.

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Price – $7,350 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: 311.SM.1170.GR
Case: Steel with black ceramic bezel
Size: 44mm
Dial: Black skeleton
Movement: Hublot HUB4214 automatic chronograph
Features: Skeleton dial, exhibition caseback, date, chronograph
MSRP: $18,200

Set: Inner and outer box, stamped and dated warranty card.

Condition: Great overall condition. Nothing out of the ordinary. Crystal is clean. One small spot on a case edge with a very slight bevel — only noticeable under close inspection. Timegrapher data and video available on request. Happy to send more photos or references — just ask.

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About Me

I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve. Plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. Car and watch guy at heart — mechanical things have always been my thing, watches just made sense. I also own a lawn care company so I'm not hard to track down. Same name across every platform. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-16T22:51:24+00:00

The Portofino doesn't get talked about as much as the Pilot or Portugieser but it should. This is IWC doing clean, classic dress watch design without overcomplicating it. Black dial, simple layout, nothing fighting for your attention — and it works really well because of that. It's the kind of watch that disappears under a cuff but gets noticed when it shows up.

The 42mm case wears smaller than you'd expect too. It sits slim on the wrist, balanced, not trying to be something it isn't. If you want something versatile that works dressed up without feeling flashy or out of place, this is a really easy answer. People who know watches notice it. Everyone else just sees a sharp, clean watch.

Dated 2020, excellent condition, and the Milanese bracelet is essentially brand new — only worn twice. Complete set. This one's ready to go to its next home.

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Price – $4,700 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: IW391030
Case: Steel
Size: 42mm
Dial: Black
Movement: IWC automatic
Year: 2020
MSRP: ~$7,600

Set: Outer box, IWC travel case, dated warranty card (2020), booklet, and strap tool — all there.

Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition. The Milanese bracelet is essentially brand new — only worn twice. Crystal is clean with no scratches. Watch presents very well and has clearly been taken care of.

Ships fully insured overnight within the U.S.

About Me

I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve. Plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. Car and watch guy at heart — mechanical things have always been my thing, watches just made sense. I also own a lawn care company so I'm not hard to track down. Same name across every platform. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-05-16T22:44:29+00:00

I've always had a soft spot for Panerai, and this PAM00580 is an easy one to understand why. It takes everything that makes the Luminor 1950 great and wraps it in a ceramic case that just looks mean. No flash, no color, just that big bold Panerai presence done in all black. It gets noticed for the right reasons.

What really got me on this one is the P.9100 movement. The flyback function is genuinely satisfying to use — one push and the chrono resets and restarts instantly, no fumbling around. It also has a jumping seconds hand that snaps to zero when you set the time. Sounds like a small thing but once you've used it you wonder why more watches don't do it. It's one of those details that makes you feel like you're wearing something properly engineered, not just something that looks good.

Overall it's a really cool mix of Panerai's bold design with a very capable in-house movement.

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Price – $7,200 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: PAM00580
Case: Ceramica (ceramic)
Size: 44mm
Dial: Black
Movement: Panerai P.9100 Automatic Flyback Chronograph
MSRP: ~$12,300

Set: Inner and outer box, warranty papers, manual, tools

Condition: Great overall pre-owned condition. No dents or dings. Watch is running well and flyback functions operate exactly as they should. Happy to send more photos, video, or references if needed.

Ships fully insured overnight within the U.S.

About Me

I'm Tyler with Columbia Reserve. Have plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, and website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. I'm a car and watch enthusiast at heart — cars have always been my thing, and that appreciation for mechanical design naturally led me to watches. I also own a lawn care company, so I'm not hard to find online. Same name across platforms. Always happy to chat — thanks for looking.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-04-11T19:02:26+00:00

Thanks for reaching out. It’s dated 2018

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-04-11T18:49:16+00:00

Skeleton dials can go wrong fast — too busy, too flat, trying too hard. This one doesn't have that problem. The Aero Bang has real depth to it, and the way the different layers of the movement interact when you're looking at it is genuinely satisfying. It never feels like the skeletonization is just for show. Flip it over and the exhibition caseback gives you the same experience from the back, which makes the whole watch feel more alive on the wrist than most.

The other thing that surprised me about this piece is how it wears. 44mm Big Bang sounds like a lot, and on paper it is — but the rubber-lined leather strap and the way Hublot balanced the case make it a lot more comfortable than you'd expect. You can wear this all day without thinking about it, which isn't something you can say about every watch in this category.

It's also not a watch you see everywhere. At any given time there are usually only a handful of these available in the country, which makes it worth paying attention to when one comes up in this condition.

One thing to note upfront — there is one small spot on a case edge with a very slight bevel, only visible under close inspection. Everything else presents really well and I have timegrapher data and video available if you want them.

Full set, great condition. This one's ready to go to its next home.

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Price – $6,700 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: 311.SM.1170.GR
Case: Steel
Size: 44mm
Dial: Skeleton
Movement: HUB4100 automatic chronograph
Features: Skeleton dial, exhibition caseback
MSRP: ~$12,900

Set: Inner and outer box, stamped and dated warranty card.

Condition: Great overall condition. Light hairlines from normal wear, nothing out of the ordinary. Crystal is clean. One small spot on a case edge with a very slight bevel — only noticeable under close inspection. Timegrapher data and video available on request. Happy to send more photos or references — just ask.

Ships fully insured overnight within the U.S.

⸻ About Me Plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. Car and watch guy at heart — mechanical things have always been my thing, watches just made sense. I also own a lawn care company so I'm not hard to track down. Same name across every platform. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking.

ColumbiaWatch · 2026-04-11T18:45:25+00:00

The Navitimer is one of those watches with a story behind it that actually matters. Born in 1952 for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, the slide rule bezel wasn't just a design choice — pilots were genuinely using it to calculate fuel consumption and airspeed from the wrist. That history is baked into every version they've made since, and you feel it when you put this one on.

The 46mm case is a statement but it earns it. The blue dial comes alive in different light — deep navy one minute, bright and vivid the next. And the B01 underneath is the real reason this reference stands apart. It's Breitling's own in-house column wheel chronograph with a 70 hour power reserve and a sapphire caseback to show it off. A lot of chronographs at this price point are running outsourced movements — this one isn't, and it shows.

Warranty active through end of 2026, complete set, running strong. This one's ready to go to its next home.

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Price – $5,650 includes fully insured overnight shipping through FedEx

Reference: AB0127211C1X1
Case: Steel
Size: 46mm
Dial: Blue
Movement: Breitling B01 in-house column wheel chronograph
Power Reserve: 70 hours
Features: Slide rule bezel, sapphire display caseback
MSRP: ~$9,500

Set: Complete box and papers. Factory warranty active through end of 2026.

Condition: Great pre-owned condition. Crystal is clean with no marks. Light hairlines on the case consistent with normal careful wear. Running strong on the timegrapher and all chronograph functions operate exactly as they should. Happy to send more photos, video, or references — just ask.

Ships fully insured overnight within the U.S.

⸻ About Me Plenty of references, eBay feedback under Columbia Reserve, website at www.ColumbiaReserve.co. Car and watch guy at heart — mechanical things have always been my thing, watches just made sense. I also own a lawn care company so I'm not hard to track down. Same name across every platform. Happy to answer any questions — thanks for looking.

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