
India Whiskey Charlie's original post sparked a lively debate among WatchProSite members regarding Audemars Piguet's latest Royal Oak releases. This article delves into the community's diverse reactions to the new models, particularly the collaboration with 1017 ALYX 9SM. Readers will gain insight into how these contemporary designs are perceived by long-time collectors and what they signify for the brand's future direction.
Iam probably out off the loop on many newish trends anyway so what do I know and its probably hard to get for most pesants like me anyway if I wanted one at mrsp.
Sorry, don't get it.
I am not the target buyer anyways, I am sure will sell out because AP
I'm sure I'm in the minority here but I wouldn't mind if AP abandoned all Royal Oaks except the original. They've become too much of a one-watch brand.
...there are 3 (maybe 4) things that I think of that make APRO iconic. 1) Octagonal bezel 2) Slotted screws in bezel 3) Textured dial 4) Bracelet design (this is 'maybe' as many are on strap). Why would a brand delete one-third of the elements that make it an iconic design? Next, who the %$#* is 1017 ALYX 9SM? I understand I'm not the hippest guy in the room and don't keep up with bleeding-edge trends, but usually I have a tiny clue as to who/what these brands are. I guess it's official, I am no
The brand does not resonate with me at all anymore. I still have my Millenary but that might need to go too at this point.
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