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AP Millenary / reference codes question
Quick question : can someone clarify the difference (if any) between Audemars Piguet Millenary refs. 15016ST.OO.D080 and 15016ST/O/0642/01?
Are they actually the same watch with different reference systems?
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AP Millenary / reference codes question
Quick question : can someone clarify the difference (if any) between Audemars Piguet Millenary refs. 15016ST.OO.D080 and 15016ST/O/0642/01? Are they actually the same watch with different reference systems? Best
The Military Dial Millienary, 15016ST.OO.D080VS.01 is for the black dial and the 15016ST.OO.0020VS.01 is the white dial....
I think the 15016ST/O/0642/01 is the collection reference under which different dial references exist
This dial shares the same reference as the Military dial
Source: timetunnel If there are two different dials under the same 15016ST/O/0642/01 code then we can deduce that it's an umbrella code under which different dials exist. ...
