MichaelC
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I still fancy this Openworked more than others
These past few years, openworked movements are more and more common. The 15305 remains my favorite.
New Release
Explore Audemars Piguet's 2024 Watches and Wonders releases, including the Sand Gold Skeleton Tourbillon and new CODE 11.59 models, with pfang56's expert comparisons.
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Collection
Explore the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 39MM Openworked with christianch's 6-year review. Discover why this skeletonized reference remains a collector's favorite.
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Collection
Explore Hackworth's impressive acquisition of three Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept watches: the Tourbillon GMT, Schumacher Laptimer, and Carbon Tourbillon. Discover collector insights.
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MichaelC reports on the 2013 Audemars Piguet Golf Trophy at Winged Foot, featuring rare Millenary Minute Repeater and Royal Oak Tourbillon.
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I still fancy this Openworked more than others
These past few years, openworked movements are more and more common. The 15305 remains my favorite. ...
This is a beautiful watch
An absolute stunner for sure and I take my hat off to you though being honest a RO is and always should be steel
Agree 100% 👌🏻
Had the chance to get a steel version a few years ago at a good price back then . Still regret i didnt pull the trigger 😔
I only Had the Chance to get the RG-Version
Very nice watch, but it doesn't suit me. Would've Loved to get the Steel one, but No Chance.
Missing
I've been "away" from Audemars Piguet for more than a few years so this watch is "missing" from my knowledge base. Neither is the steel version people are talking about. The 'skeleton' work is modern compared with the elaborate and arduous handwork they d...
This video about the 15305OR is really cool.
It explains why the skeletonized movement is so special.