Audemars Piguet

Clear winner for me means that I, personally, strongly prefer that watch to other two. I am not saying this DB is better than other two, I just like it much more. BTW, I am biased as I proudly own a similar DB. Now, IMHO and only IMHO. RO Among all iterat

Definitely you got all your bases covered with an RO, and ROO and the 11.59. I am in the journey for my second AP - the current one 15500ST was actually a replacement for my 15202ST which is the grail for many but which I found to be too delicate to put o

Source: AP Chronicles apchronicles.audemarspiguet.com While the first Royal Oak Offshore, Model 25721, had made headlines with its extraordinary proportions (42 mm in diameter and 14.05 mm thick), Model 25807 and its leather-strap version 25808, s

I am a fan of the 25807ST which is the smallest offshore (38 mm) made by AP for a short period of time circa 1996. 1,000 pieces made and then production stopped. I was looking at my steel bracelet and I saw a small stamp. After getting out the macro camer

Jumbo, Offshore and Starwheel is my wining formula as well

I am not usually one for group shots, but as my good friend Peter asked for 2 of these, I figured let's get a few snaps of the trio. I bought my first AP in 2001, so I am approaching 25 years with the brand. I have never not owned an AP over this time, an

Two completely different watches, both in pedigree, price and perception. The D1 Milano Polycarbon is my daily wear. I bought it before last years London trip and it has helped me grow into the appreciating the smaller sized watches from Audemars Piguet.

From their design and sizing, ROO is fun watch, Color and design always catch attention from others. Good for boring day. 😁😁😁

IWC Ingenieur Royal Oak Royal Oak Offshore

It would be a much different watch without. Here is a shot with the guards open. As you say, super large!