Audemars Piguet

What is the diameter of your Royal Oak? It’s beautiful!

VC has the heritage and I respect the brand especially for how it values and protects its brand image. But let's not forget the troubles that VC has had over the last 30 years as well. It was sold a few times ... bounced around to some buyers from the mid

I briefly considered having another link removed, as I still have a slight gap between my wrist and the strap. I went to see my AD today especially for this. He said he wouldn't do it, half a link at most. But you have to order that specially from AP, whi

…and today I am over the moon. A dream comes true and I am so happy to add this icon to my collection. AP is since long my favorite brand and with quite some Apps in my collections. In 2007 I have to decide myself between the 15300 and 15202 and selected

It’s quite interesting as the dial diameter is 27 mm … the same as the 38 mm Laureato. The 2 mm case diameter reduction comes from a thinner bezel. I especially like three things about the 8010 … 1) the cleaner dial (no GP logo and no printed “laureato”)

I make it a point to visit with the staff at AP House in London whenever I visit - but only to enjoy the conversation and hospitality. I’ve got to the end of both recent visits without looking at anything they have - just to keep the communication lines o

Thanks, amanico. Good to get perspective from fellow aficionado’s. I’ve had a high regard for GP for over 30 years despite them not enjoying the attention some other brands receive, although I kind of like that they fly under most peoples radar. They hold

It’s the reason I keep harping on about these neo-vintage Laureatos to the guys that only have eyes for the current production pieces. I find them so appealing and this is from a guy that also has the modern laureatos in a variety of sizes. ☺️ You will be

Taken some 16 years ago. Best, Nicolas

Interesting updates to the previous openworked pieces. I was most surprised by the steel version. Source: Monochrome watches