Reference Guide
Explore the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 37mm for smaller wrists. Pinlug_Butter's AP House visit and collector insights on dial colors, sizing, and complications.
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New Release
Explore Audemars Piguet's SIHH 2017 novelties, including the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Black Ceramic and Jules Audemars Supersonnerie, with collector insights.
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Review
Amanico re-evaluates Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 at SIHH 2019, discussing its innovative case, new movements, and initial reception.
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Innovation
Explore Audemars Piguet's complete RD# Saga from RD#1 Supersonnerie to RD#5. A deep dive into AP's research and development series, featuring Royal Oak Concept models and groundbreaking complications.
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I've listened to a couple of versions - loud, with great rytm and harmony.
By using a separate gong they eliminated the dependence on the shape and composition of the case. The JLC approach of attaching gongs to the crystal was a step in that direction but the supersonnerie is technically on a different level.
At first, before posting, I also thought it was a regular RO with sub seconds, then I saw the sonnerie lever. :)
It would be nice, something different. I guess they have used the movement from the CODE 11:59 Vte
Good looking, clean piece.
I would love to listen to it. I don’t think highly of the sound pattern on the case back though.
Pump up the volume.
I think the term is more related to the higher volume achieved than to the type of repeater movement. Probably is a minute repeater with louder gongs and fine tuned pitching, but maybe I just made up everything. I'l let the experts enlighten us. Vte
Hm. Luckily do not like
Always a relief when I don't like an LE... small seconds don't work on an RO... I guess that's the draw, but... we all need to take a few moments to ask if we LIKE a thing's design, no matter what it is. Certain LE's--even from brands we love--may still N...