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My opinion
…is that the 25829PT has a bit more classical approach, specifically the engraving on the movement. That’s something the VC does not offer. So VC being a bit more modern but plain. I personally prefer movement engraving so the AP wins. Of course having both is ideal but damn so hard to get!
My favourite perpetual
Haven't posted here in a few years. Still my favourite after all these years. The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked in platinum. ...
A fine watch.
AP perpetuals are, for me, the most successful sub-category of the ROs (I have taken the original time and date model as the main category). No extra pushers or slides protruding from the case and still relatively slim, especially the RD2! Regards, Baruch...
RD2
The RD2 is a really really cool piece, but I just can't get over the fact that they chose a slate dial over the petite tapisserie which they used for the full platinum prototype.
Platinum takes this to another level, WOW!
I do wonder how this compares to VC’s openworked perpetual pieces in platinum.🤔 Perhaps the VC can be considered more elegant, based simply on case shaping. But comparing at a technical/movement level would be harder. Having both is always the best soluti...
My opinion
…is that the 25829PT has a bit more classical approach, specifically the engraving on the movement. That’s something the VC does not offer. So VC being a bit more modern but plain. I personally prefer movement engraving so the AP wins. Of course having bo...
I think many here would agree with you
This one is very iconic. Thanks for hopping back into the madness!!
AP RO PCs have some of the...
...clearest and logical dials regarding type of anyone out there...
I always thought the PT had the blue chapter rings?
I had a ss just like this one about 7 years ago and I regret selling it. But I remember the chapter rings being white on the ss and blue on the PT at the time. Didn’t realize they offered it in PT with the white chapter rings.
The blue…
…chapter rings QP is an earlier variant (D-serial) with a different ref: 25636PT. The one I have is 25829PT (F-serial 2010). Cheers
Makes sense! It’s been a while since I’ve looked at AP.
So I would have missed this. Congrats it’s a great watch.
My favorite too!
This is the one that probably lured me into the world of AP I only dream of having a platinum skeletonized perpetual! Even with the newest models, there is something incredibly charming and special with the dial. And the rotor! Please please post more. I ...