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Peter, known as pfang56 on WatchProSite, shares an exclusive look into Audemars Piguet's latest event, shifting focus from historical legacy to the intricate savoir-faire and artisanal techniques defining modern haute horology. His firsthand account, enriched with stunning photography, offers a rare glimpse into the dedication of AP's watchmakers and the future of their innovative designs. This article synthesizes Peter's observations with community insights, making a decade-old forum thread relevant for today's collectors.
Many thanks for the pictures. All the best, Jon
this, Iām guessing you had a wonderful time, since I had a blast even only by looking to the photos.
None better than your special perpetual, IMO. What a complement the CODE perpetual would be! Thank you, good Friend, for sharing these photos!!
Really impressed with the new carbon concept prototypes. The one with a full bracelet was less than 50g and the other with the rubber strap was close to 30g - similar to some of the lightest RM models with a significantly larger footprint. One interesting difference between TPT and the AP Carbon is that the density of AP Carbon enables machining to the extent of being part of the movement - including bridges and other key components integrated into the case. I'm a huge fan of developing models w
Absolutely appreciate it. I do really like the CODE QP and especially how the crystal enhances the depth and breadth of the extraordinary movement. I also thought the Neo Frame was also a great surprise. Just a special piece!
It must be great interacting with the master craftsmen. Many thanks for sharing your experience and these beautiful pictures.
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