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Thanks, looks like a fun event!
Nice setting. Makes me want to go back to NYC...... I agree that Jules Audemars line should not be missed or dismissed because generally I like them more than ROO line... Will report if/when similar event are to be held in Tokyo. Thanks again.
Ken
Audemars Piguet Collection of Inspiration event..........
Last night a number of guests were invited to attend a very special event unveiling Audemars Piguet’s new 2010 masterpieces at the boutique on 57th street in NYC. The event was co-hosted by AP's North American President and CEO Francois-Henry Bennahmias a...
Thanks, looks like a fun event!
Nice setting. Makes me want to go back to NYC...... I agree that Jules Audemars line should not be missed or dismissed because generally I like them more than ROO line... Will report if/when similar event are to be held in Tokyo. Thanks again. Ken
Nice event Tony. Thanks for the photos!
Ah! that skeleton Royal Oak Perpetual!! So beautiful! Another night of fabulous food, wine, and nice watches. no doubt=) Gosh, how I miss New York... Jon (Z3)
Don't let them hear it in France...
... that you labelled Cos D'Estournel a Hungarian wine.... It is located in one of France most renowned wine areas, between Pauillac and Saint-Estèphe. Certainly considered one of the upper tier French wines.
Thanks for the correction on the wine.........
Although there was some sort of reference to Hungary and the wine. It must have been made in conjunction with another wine that was shared there that night. Maybe someone else that was at the event could help me out here! Tony This message has been edited...
Thanks Park......
I also now notice that from the wine list that I posted..........Duh?!!! Tony
Sorry I missed that, Tony. Cos d'Estournel is definitely an excellent FRENCH Bordeaux wine
Hi, Tony, I think the confusion came from the fact that two Hetszolo (Hungarian) wines were poured that night - the first one a dry wine, very rarely seen in the US, and a Tokaji 5 puttonyos (high sugar content) "sweet" wine. The property was purchased by...
See Thomas......
That was the type of detailed explanation I was looking for. Although I should know by now not to expect anything less than that from you! Thanks again to AP and Cos d' Estournel, it was a great event! Tony
Jon & Ken, NYC misses you both as well........
Our taxes in the area will inevitably go up seeing that you both are gone now! Tony
Terrific post, Tony!
I must have just missed you, and sorry I did. Thank you very much for the report, and I hope all is well!
Thanks Howard.......
all is well, I hope the same for you. When I arrived Rick said that you had just left. We must have missed each other by a few minutes! There is always the next time.......God willing! Tony
I am drooling on my keyboard
Thanks for posting the photos and commentary on the event. I really love the photos of the 15300's movement. So nice to see it naked. respo
Respo, I couldn't believe how nice......
the 15300 movement looked outside of the case as well. It certainly was a nice treat when the watchmaker allowed me to photograph his work. I was fortunate enough to have nice lighting under his bench when I took those shots considering how dark the rest ...
Awesome report Tony
What a great time Tony. The food, watches, friends, guests and the information learned was just incredible. The AP staff couldn't have been nicer. François, the ever gracious host, was great as usual (although I'm still convinced he owes us a shot at $50k...
Thanks Rick, It was a great time......
nice seeing you there! I do agree with you, it is certainly a much nicer experience walking into a retail store and feeling like your welcomed. Tony
Awesome...
Love the naked movement shots. Both RO QP look stunning. Thanks for sharing. Best, Goh
Is that a RO Equation Du Temps I see?
I cannot wait to see it in person. What a great combination. JerryW
