MichaelC
[AP Moderator]
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Thanks Wayne for sharing the Singapore edition of Go Offshore!
Another splendid AP event.
I must admit, of all the new offerings this year from AP, I am most smitten with the QEII Diver. Of course, Go Offshore mostly honors the new 42mm Royal Oak Offshore chronograph collection, but I am thrilled to see it. As you know, AP uses tantalum very sparingly. Combined with pink gold, and grey - that watch is a total winner to me. Even if I agree the use of a dive watch is a curious choice to commemorate a horse race.
Thanks for the great report.
PS - this Diver photo is going to look great as our new Masthead!
This message has been edited by MichaelC on 2014-05-14 11:52:20
Go Offshore in Style
Another milestone, another celebration! This year we see AP refreshes its basic 42mm ROO line after a successful 20 years of voyage. Much have been discussed about since SIHH 2014, the good, the doubtful, the controversial… and AP has been busy going arou...
Very nice pictorial report.
Any picture of my all time favourite, the Royal Oak Off Shore Orchard Road LE? Well, along with the JPM Titanium... ;) Best, Nicolas
Thanks Nicolas!
But alas… I did not take pictures of the Orchard Road and JPM Ti, although both were on display… Maybe this one here may quench the thirst a little, hopefully… ...
Thanks Wayne for sharing the Singapore edition of Go Offshore!
Another splendid AP event. I must admit, of all the new offerings this year from AP, I am most smitten with the QEII Diver. Of course, Go Offshore mostly honors the new 42mm Royal Oak Offshore chronograph collection, but I am thrilled to see it. As you kn...
Wow! Thank you, Michael :)
I noticed an error in one of the paragraphs where I tried to make a link to my previous thread. Could you please help to correct the link as I couldn't edit the post? Thanks again :)
Agree! I suspect...
it will look great in a pair of dark blue strap with white stitch too :)
Offshore event
Great photos Wayne, thanks for sharing these pics of the event. And your Royal Oak Offshore looks fantastic next to the perpetual calendar version. Regards, ED-209