
Patrickh's initial reaction to the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept 'Black Panther' Flying Tourbillon sparked a lively debate within the WatchProSite community. His post, featuring an image of the highly anticipated 250-piece limited edition, invited fellow collectors to share their first impressions and consider the implications of such a bold release from a heritage brand. This article synthesizes the community's diverse perspectives on AP's venture into pop culture collaborations.

on the subject and am in something resembling shock, no awe. Cheers Marc
I like the dial depth and the numerals, indexes. The panther is not for me.
42mm concept with a flying Tourbillon and ceramic bezel makes the watch extremely wearable on a day to day basis. The box itself is pretty exciting too. Pricing as I understand is relatively reasonable. Of course, the biggest question for aficionados will definitely be the mini-BP on the dial. This would probably be well positioned for one of the awards of the weekly Wristscan Anyway, kudos to AP for an incredibly exciting event with a new world record for any AP piece - going to charity. Having
Laser engrave a 44 Magnum or a 1911 on the dial and I am all in. But here, even though comic characters do nothing for me, the brand has created an exceptional timepiece.
Let's take for instance a skull - which is so popular these days. I think there is great potential with the lineup - it's also an excuse to "test the market" a little bit with some audacious designs. I get a feeling there will probably still be 250 happy owners of this piece... Peter
Often, a novelty is growing on mind with time ;-)
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