M4
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I like the titanium/BMG quite a lot even though I don't consider myself an open-worked dial lover.
I would say I'm attracted to the combination of materials of this watch.
You are right that it appears "bright," although it also seems easily legible.
Again, while I wouldn't say open-worked dials are my thing, I do think AP (and VC) do them very well.
My only objection to the PC (which can be said for most PCs) is it seems hard to read.
Thanks for the photos.
M4
Hi AP fans, Thanks to sales manager Vincent at the boutique at IFC, I got to see these 2 amazing pieces of ROs !
The openworked Ref. 16204XT.OO.1240XT.01 (caliber 7124) is made of titanium (with Bulk Metallic Glass or “BMG” accents) and is such a HEAVY hitter, yet SO SO LIGHT ! The workmanship is very fine under a loupe. The color is also interesting because it is j...
Unfortunately, Gordon, I’m not attracted to openwork dials
so I’m not fully enthusiastic here, but I like the PC a little better. It’s great that you could try these ones on! Best, Emmanuel
I like the titanium/BMG quite a lot even though I don't consider myself an open-worked dial lover.
I would say I'm attracted to the combination of materials of this watch. You are right that it appears "bright," although it also seems easily legible. Again, while I wouldn't say open-worked dials are my thing, I do think AP (and VC) do them very well. M...
If I am honest, neither of these appeal to me.
I prefer the regular double balance openworked models by a good bit over this one. For perpetual calendar, similar thought as M4. I prefer a solid dial for legibility. I still have trouble reading the small indicators with my eyes, so a PC is not a watch ...
+1 to the first three responses.
Although the RO makes one of my favorite PCs, I don’t like the open worked treatment. As stated above it does appear a bit hard to read. Having said this the BMG looks like a really cool material for the case.