Audemars Piguet Millenary Quadriennium 26149OR

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Audemars Piguet Millenary Quadriennium 26149OR

By KIH · Apr 4, 2015 · 11 replies

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KIH provides a detailed first look at the Audemars Piguet Millenary Quadriennium, capturing its unique design and technical features fresh from the boutique. This post offers an intimate photographic exploration of the watch's enamel dial, open-worked movement, and on-wrist presence, giving readers a comprehensive understanding of this distinctive reference.

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Here you go!

Cool looking enamel dial as seen at SIHH.

Up close. See the gold trim of the dial as well as the thickness.

Although depending on where the light comes, month and day window may be too "deep".

I admit that the dial is very beautifully done.

The view of the balance wheel and its bridge is also well placed.

Beautiful....

The back side is very "clean" with very big bridge.

On the wrist. Looks cool, but 47mm x 42mm may be a bit too large for my wrist.

A little bit too thick?

Month and day may be okay under outside light.

A bit thick, but still can be hidden under my sleeve.

Hot enamel dial is really well done.

Caliber 2905/B01

Number of jewels 38

Number of parts 326

Guaranteed power reserve 168 hours (a week!)

Water resistant to 20m

Gold white enamel dial and small seconds counter, black Roman numerals, blackened gold hands.

Audemars Piguest Escapement

Double balance-spring

261490R.OO.D803CR.01

So, what do you think?

Ken

Key Points from the Discussion

The watch is praised for its exhilarating design, cutting-edge technology, and perfect finishing, though its price point is acknowledged as a barrier for some.
The large size of the Millenary Quadriennium is considered a necessary aspect of its architectural design rather than a drawback.
The dial is appreciated, but an in-person viewing is deemed necessary to fully assess its qualities.
While the size and thickness impact the wrist aesthetic, the overall beauty of the watch remains undeniable.
The hot enamel dial is highlighted as an exceptionally well-executed feature.

The Discussion

AM

amanico

Apr 4, 2015

Love the dial, less fan of the size, too important for me.

Superb shots, Ken! Best, Nicolas

4J

4Js

Apr 4, 2015

Ditto

size and thickness really effect wrist look. But the rest is just beautiful. Best Joe

SA

Salamanca

Apr 4, 2015

Is a colossal, mighty, titanic watch with a

humongous abundant thickness that is worth every penny of it!

KI

KIH

Apr 4, 2015

You may be right! As a watch, it is a very well made, nice one! [nt]

MI

MichaelC

Apr 4, 2015

Pure AP

Exhilarating design, cutting edge technology, and perfect finishing. It's not too big for my wrist... but for my wallet, yes :-( Great photo report, Ken.

KI

KIH

Apr 4, 2015

:-) For my wallet, too!

The enamel dial is to die for :-)

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