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AnthonyTsai's post offers a rare glimpse into an Audemars Piguet collector gathering from 2007, showcasing an impressive array of watches. This 'table shot' captures a moment in time, highlighting the diversity and value within the AP collecting community over a decade ago. It serves as a historical document for enthusiasts interested in the brand's presence and collector preferences during that era.
Here's a table shot of just SOME of the AP's in presence yesterday. This table shot consisted of some of the watches from the first 4 people who arrived.
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Cheers,
Anthony
1/ What is this skeletton RO? Didn't see it before...A special ed for USA? 2/ May we have some close up of the Starwheel with the blue dial? Thanks in Advance! Nicolas
1) The ship is called the H.M.S. Royal Oak I believe. I'm sure Thomas can elaborate more on the watch Info from AP reference section: http://www.network54.com/Forum/200844/message/1069031266/Jumbo+openworked+with+H.M.S.+Royal+Oak+in+relief 2) Sorry but don't have any pictures of the blue dialed Starwheel but here's a pic from the AP reference section: http://www.network54.com/Forum/200844/thread/1024625256/ Cheers, Anthony
Hi, Amanico, RO skeleton - That piece may be a piece unique, part of a series that had various themes in relief in place of a traditional dial - bamboo shoots, birds, various rare and collective automobile models. This is the only one I know of that has as much skeletonizing of the movement (legendary cal. 2120) and so much detail in the sculpted relieve motif. You can even see the individual strands of the mast lines, the details of the life rafts, the crows nest... Overall a piece that is as m
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