The Pilot Reflex is a twin-lens reflex roll-film camera produced by the German maker Kamera Werkstatten in the 1930s. It used 127 roll film to produce 4x4cm square negatives and was positioned as a compact alternative to larger TLRs of the period.

Sales data for the Pilot Reflex is very limited, with a single recorded UK auction hammer result of £240 in November 2018. With only one data point, it is difficult to define a reliable market range, and the value today depends heavily on cosmetic condition, shutter function, and completeness of any accessories. Buyers researching what a Pilot Reflex is worth should treat that figure as indicative rather than a firm guide to current price.