MichaelC
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Outstanding Fx! One of my favorite 2015 AP Novelties.
I like your last question - is the Millenary the proper context for a calendar watch. For this one, maybe so, as again the leap year calendar is a bit different. Still, it is a curious selection. These complicated Millenaries have a somewhat chaotic layout, which is why they are so delightful to me. To place the calendar cutout windows at 12:00 and 6:00 (kudos though for correctly being sized differently) does not seem so consistent with the rest of the design. It does however make me think of the Cabinet # 5 Millenary piece, and that is a good thought 
Big picture - it looks amazing in the wrist shot. And is that not the most important aspect for a Purist who will enjoy the watch? Really, it is sensational.
I have long professed the titanium Millenary Minute Repeater as one of my favorite single AP creations. This new Quadriennium is a step below for me, but it is absolutely gorgeous and a star of the show for Audemars Piguet.
Thank you for this special report.
Hands on review of the AP Millenary Quadriennium
2015 will undoubtedly be under the sign of the Millenary collection for Audemars Piguet. If the 2015 SIHH was distinguished by the presentation of a full line of handwind Millenary dedicated to ladies, men were not forgotten thanks to the Quadriennium unv...
Outstanding Fx! One of my favorite 2015 AP Novelties.
I like your last question - is the Millenary the proper context for a calendar watch. For this one, maybe so, as again the leap year calendar is a bit different. Still, it is a curious selection. These complicated Millenaries have a somewhat chaotic layou...
Good review of the AP Quadriennium
Thanks fx for such a comprehensive review of the Millenary Quadriennium. I'd like to see this one in person and view the small windows for the day and month. Regards, ED-209
One of my ALL TIME favorites of the contemporary AP collection
To own one of these would be a DREAM... so thanks for posting these images and this review. I think this is one of the coolest watches out there.... I'd love to see it in the steel one day ;) Thanks for the great review!!! S
I'm a fan of Millenary collection but...
I don't understand why a 4 years and not a "full" perpetual calendar? On the other hand I prefer the watch "simple", without any complication. It's escapement is complicated enough. Constantin
Maybe to avoid to display the leap year?
Anyway, yes it gives a slight feeling of an uncompleted task... ;) Fx
Great write up, Foversta! Thanks!
I saw the Audemars Piguet Millenary Quadriennium in Geneva, and it is quite attractive in the metal.