I couldn't decide
at first glance from the first photo, whether am I seeing a real vintage AP from 1972 or the Anniversary Edition. Of course the colour of the date and the dial helped me... A beauty! Yours, Adam
It is good!
The one in the photo here was a design for another client. Sometimes I just take the photos over the drawings instead of moving them first. Cheers to you, Damjan.
Your winding tool
is much nicer than mine. I got the workshop version from Singapore Service Centre. I think each and every RO should come with the tool. That's not expensive and handling of the crown would be much easier. Best, Kari
That's an outstanding device!
I think there are two or three sizes fitting to all octagonal RO and ROO crowns. With that tool handling the crown is a joy. Best, Kari
Thanks Kari. Mine is part of the AP Tool Kit
It is double ended with different sizes, and there is a second tool as well. It is very handy for the 15202.
You can also do the winding without the tool
and cut your fingers. On the other hand it would surely cost an euro or two to deliver the watch with the tool... Best Kari
I really like this Michael !
More than the nautilus even! But my wrists are too small Unless I ignore like in the case of the Montblanc 1858 tachymeter Cheers Robin
You were right to ignore it on the 1858 Robin.
I do believe I fully supported that decision ;-)
Turnabout is fair play...
You technically got me first with the announcement post! So I was happy to help assist back ;-) And of course, the Master Vlad is never going to let you pass on such a piece!
Beautiful shots Michael!
Good reminder to take mine out for rotation. cheers fernando