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The bezel is the complication. Turn it to a city and the hour hand, the 24-hour display and the date should all move together in one action.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| crystal | Bezel-driven time-zone change | Rotating the bezel to a new city jumps the hour hand, the 24-hour display and the date together, with the minutes untouched | A bezel that turns freely without moving anything, or one that moves the hands but not the date |
| movement | Calibre 82760 | Automatic, 4Hz, 60 hours, 22 jewels, 226 parts, Pellaton winding with ceramic components and central hacking seconds | A movement with a conventional reversing-wheel rotor rather than the Pellaton pawl system |
| crystal | Crystal seating | Sapphire with an arched edge, anti-reflective on both sides, secured against displacement by a drop in air pressure. That last part is an IWC pilot-watch requirement, not a marketing line | A flat crystal, or one that shows movement under thumb pressure at the edge |
| case | Case dimensions | 46mm across and 15.2mm high in steel, rated to 6 bar with a screw-in crown | A 43mm case, which belongs to a different Big Pilot reference entirely |
| caseback | Edition numbering | Numbered within a run of 250, consistent with the papers | No numbering, or a number above 250 |
