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Up for grabs is the highly sought after Le Petit Prince Edition of the Mark XVIII series.
The model naming convention thoughtfully blended the impeccable craftsmanship of the brand with a touch of literary charm.
The stunning midnight blue dial has yet to be bested and remains by far, one of my favourite blue dials produced by a brand, boosted by the blue hue of the AR coating.
Powering the watch is the caliber 35111 movement.
Most of these pieces are close to the middle or end of the warranty period, however this is one of the last 2025 models which means you’re getting nearly the full benefit of the 8 year warranty
There are only a handful of watches that do the boardroom-beach shuffle well and the Mark XVIII is one of them
Condition wised the watch in near mint condition with the edges of the case sharp as ever.
On for my 7.3” wrist the watch is just right.
The lug to lug is a smidge over 50mm while the current Mark XX features a lug to lug of about 49mm. This has lead to the mark XX wearing a bit smaller for a Pilots watch and the Mark XVIII remaining one of the fan favourites with a far more radiant dial.
Overall this is a timepiece that harmonizes elegance and precision for a bargain of $4333 shipped in the GTA
Up for grabs is the highly sought after Le Petit Prince Edition of the Mark XVIII series.
The model naming convention thoughtfully blended the impeccable craftsmanship of the brand with a touch of literary charm.
The stunning midnight blue dial has yet to be bested and remains by far, one of my favourite blue dials produced by a brand, boosted by the blue hue of the AR coating.
Powering the watch is the caliber 35111 movement.
Most of these pieces are close to the middle or end of the warranty period, however this is one of the last 2025 models which means you’re getting nearly the full benefit of the 8 year warranty
There are only a handful of watches that do the boardroom-beach shuffle well and the Mark XVIII is one of them
Condition wised the watch in near mint condition with the edges of the case sharp as ever.
On for my 7.3” wrist the watch is just right.
The lug to lug is a smidge over 50mm while the current Mark XX features a lug to lug of about 49mm. This has lead to the mark XX wearing a bit smaller for a Pilots watch and the Mark XVIII remaining one of the fan favourites with a far more radiant dial.
Overall this is a timepiece that harmonizes elegance and precision for a bargain of $4333 shipped in the GTA
