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Old catalogues definitely showcase the breadth and depth of AP's library! Hope you share this elegant piece more. Cheers Peter

And when I first inspected my watch, I had thought the button was a jump hours corrector. Little did we know that it was actually a GMT function for the MR! Here's the reference from the manual. As shared - this movement and model has many...

I have a slight preference for the BMG jumbo because it highlights many of AP's superlatives in the most classic case. A) movement finishing B) ultra thinness C) materials innovation It's also extraordinarily light - and this is a game changer for...

What surprised me most seeing this in person was the depth and texture of the dial - the numerals were quite raised and three dimensional, and the dial itself had a rich frosting effect - both which can only be appreciated in person. On top of that -...

And looks great! Thanks for sharing Peter

I know the Concept is intended to be the most avant garde of the lineup - so seeing this more elegant implementation is a nice diversion. Hope there will be more next year when the Concept celebrates its next anniversary. Cheers Peter

While normally I would prefer the older variant this model is sublime. Enjoy your weekend! Peter

Several similar pieces have come to auction - hoping one day to find the right one!!! Cheers Peter

Just an amazing repertoire and library that exceeds many of today's independents and more interestingly, today's AP model catalogue in terms of sheer technical prowess and innovation. My recent catch of the Jules Audemars (which was later than this...

Huge congratulations! This one is super special and I hope you are enjoying wearing this stealthy but incredible piece . More photos! Peter