MichaelC
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Millenary Openworked
I saw this a year ago in the Las Vegas AP Boutique. So stunning. A friend recently asked me about it, and I recalled it quite fondly. This shot captures some of the awesome depth, I remember it was quite impressive in person.
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Millenary Openworked
I saw this a year ago in the Las Vegas AP Boutique. So stunning. A friend recently asked me about it, and I recalled it quite fondly. This shot captures some of the awesome depth, I remember it was quite impressive in person. ...
Definitely been wondering about this one...
Yet to see one live but it’s quite appealing on pictures - and I have to say that the Millenary case always appealed to me
They are seemingly very rare
I only saw it one time. And I also love the Millenary case.
Dear Michael
There’s something I don’t understand about this watch (nothing really significant). I owned the reference 4101 in steel and I don’t know why the reference of this one is now 15350. There’s a difference between these both references? Best wishes Alkiro ...
My Friend, this one is fully Openworked
Here is my other photo. This is much more like the Openworked Royal Oak: ...
4101 and it's openworked sibling are stunning watches
Thanka for sharing these wonderful examples of high watchmaking from Audemars Piguet.