MichaelC
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Another similarity for us!
I engaged Panerai heavily 20 years ago... when I could read any watch dial from any distance. And my 372 is certainly one I still read just fine!
The details on the 41mm titanium perpetual are so cool. I love that you enjoy them so much. Over the years, I have admired "easy to read" PC watches like a UN or Glashutte with window openings. But there is something about a full calendar watch has the multiple subdials, which is so classic for the complication.
Look forward to seeing more posts of this one, and hopefully in person one day!
Swimming with the fishes...
Really pleased and thrilled to get this new AP - the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in Titanium with Salmon Dial. I will post additional impressions later on, but I\'m just blown away with this combination of materials, movement, and of course magnificence ...
I hope it looks good on my wrist!
I haven't tried one on. But it does look ESPECIALLY good on your wrist!
I had look at a Patek Salmon 5270P...
And yet I still landed with AP. Maybe one day! Salmon dial has a special colour which I believe has longevity... Cheers Peter
Oh my
That is just perfection; an absolute grail watch! APs with perpetual calenders are second to none. And a salmon dial - holy smokes. I must ask you how you achieved this drop dead glorious Audemars Piguet!? How many time watches did it take before you were...
Thank you so much for your enthusiasm and passion!
I believe we definitely share a similar level of passion, in fact I would say you have a lot more than I do! I guess I have been lucky to collect AP for 20 years now, and in the last few years have been extraordinary lucky to build a relationship with a n...
Thank you for showing this magnificent piece!
We just might share the same passion indeed! Im completely new in the Audemars Piguet watch family but I am borderline addicted; collecting catalogues now too. On my first visit to the boutique I was offered two watches, plus one lady and a code, I turned...
Quite kind of you..
There is something quite special with any AP RO Perpetual, which I believe was the first sport perpetual calendar, released right after the G-Shock Be patient, be passionate, be persistent, and be positive - I'm sure you will get everything you wish!! Che...
Best value for money...
Thanks for your feedback Maybe the soup base can match the Salmon dial...as a consolation. Cheers Peter
Magnificent, Peter!
HUGE congratulations for this one! I am unfortunately unable to read the displays on these watches without glasses, but I have long admired the classic layout with the subdials. How gorgeous is this watch with the all salmon dial. I wish you nothing but t...
Many thanks Michael!!
I also long too for better eyesight to appreciate these novel dials. Ironic that when I had good vision, I enjoyed Panerai and oversized numbers - and these days I'm appreciating AP models with petite tapisserie, multiple dials and complications, and some...
Another similarity for us!
I engaged Panerai heavily 20 years ago... when I could read any watch dial from any distance. And my 372 is certainly one I still read just fine! The details on the 41mm titanium perpetual are so cool. I love that you enjoy them so much. Over the years, I...
Indeed. I think I saw you engage on P.com?
And, I have my PAM 372 and still have my PAM195. Good times. Take care and have a good week! Peter
Many, many years ago!
I in fact have the very first agenda ever signed by Angelo Bonati. I don't remember if he did 100 or 200 for the P crowd, but #001 is here somewhere! Have a greAP week as well ;-)
Ha!!
I think I might have lost mine...I do remember the inscription - "with passion" from AB...the good old days.. Cheers Peter
Indeed. Passion for the brand was incredible..
But my pockets were much smaller back then. I had one AP and just a few Panerai, but I had to constantly trade up instead of keep. Now super fortunate to enjoy more and appreciate more. Peter
Thank you so much for the note. You have many grail pieces which I admire...
Two VC Tourbillons is grail for me and many others Looking forward to your next one!! Cheers Peter