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Stars anyone?
Wayyy overdue photos... But better late than never!
The Millenary Starwheel, celebrating 125 years of Audemars Piguet. There have been only few but all the more great articles posted about this magnificent watch already - and little did I know I would ever be lucky enough to acquire one in such splendid condition: I'm much obliged to Salman and this forum for it!
The joy of wearing and admiring this piece never tires me...
Thanks for watching and have a great weekend ahead -
Semper Fidelis
Collection
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Vintage
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Discussion
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Stars anyone?
Wayyy overdue photos... But better late than never! The Millenary Starwheel, celebrating 125 years of Audemars Piguet. There have been only few but all the more great articles posted about this magnificent watch already - and little did I know I would eve...
You just got one of my favorite AP. Next time we meet, please bring it with you.
A huge photo session will be mandatory. Huge congratulations, too. This is a fantastic watch you just found. Best, my friend. Nicolas
Your post inspired me...
Several months back I saw YOUR post about the Starwheel on Antiquorum - and commented on it... Little did I know, but it was love at first sight. Thank you Nicolas, will sure bring it along! Bon weekend - ...
Count on Ambos and me making it to meet you!
BKK, SIN, HKG - you name it...! Just a friendly place where the customs won\'t tax us for the watches we will be bringing along
Such a fine watch
That we seldom see on forums and blogs Refreshing post with some really nice pics Thanks for sharing my friend Cheers Robin
Cheers Robin!
Met a brother at the recent AP Flagship boutique opening in Singapore - a very rare pleasure indeed! Looking forward to catching up with you and OrangeDial who\'s wrist was adorned by the original Starwheel... ...
Great write-up and pics!
It was such a highlight for me to bump into another Starwheel and get to know you bro during the event!
Right you are...
Given its a day-time (no hint of anything remotely luminous) and decidedly non-sportive watch, I\'ve been asking myself the same question - particularly because the first Starwheel showed the heavily modified JLC movement in all its glory. Back then still...
Still appreciate the Millenary case a lot :)
In fact a Millenary Chrono was on my shortlist before I got persuaded into the LUC Chrono One here at PuristSPro The Star Wheel is of course the main attraction here but one should not overlook the very nicely conceptualised and wonderfully executed case ...
Couldn't agree more with you, KMII!
I\'ve been a big fan of the Millenary case shape, using the same side finishing details as the Jules Audemars but with such a distinctive twist using the oval shape! The newer iterations with their off-center arrangements make this pop out even more, usin...
Terrific! Big congratulations to you.
I know you have a discerning eye, and the Starwheel seems a perfect choice for a different AP. I know you will enjoy it!
Thank you very much Michael!
While I am a huge admirer of the Royal Oaks, as I believe you are, there is always space for other beautiful and classic pieces... And this particular one in steel with its marvelous blue dial spoke to me like my first ROO or the 15202, or the 15300, or t...
congrats on a stunning AP
I love your millenary StarWheel, looks great. Wish they would re-introduce the Star Wheel movement again in a similar case size. Regards, ED-209
Say it again ED...
Hope AP will indeed hear you and us others wanting to see a re-incarnation of this fascination mechanism... Recently saw my first ever other Starwheel in the wild - its round and more classic looking to predecessor in rosegold! What were the odds! Granted...
What you fail to mention....
...is that not only did you get a gem, but if I remember right, Salman's piece was super duper complete down to the hand tag and serviced. How do I remember? Since I waffled on buying it and contacted him about it! I think it may be the most complete Mill...
What to say...
I understand you appreciate this piece as much as I adore it, indeed a magnificent find I stumbled upon in March - not on my watch radar nor budget for this year at all, but it was love at first sight! I simply couldn\'t resist and I\'m so glad I didn\'t....
The stars...
Definitely up there with my dream AP... I wonder when and what will come next for a new iteration of the Starwheel?
Thank you Thomas!
It\'s a great wear for so many occasions... Timeless look - and yet somehow "avantgarde"... All the best,