NWA! Just arrived. It was the one watch that really grabbed me when I went to Le Brassus to see the
By: Chicolini : May 20th, 2023-18:36
recent new AP introductions. This is the 200 piece limited edition Royal Oak Ultra Thin Perpetual calendar. It’s made in all titanium so extremely lightweight and oh so very thin. A technological marvel. The dial is a really lovely slate blue that is gradient and the black subdials with white printing really stand out so it’s quite legible. I just opened it and am pretty excited over it. The movement is also very nice to look at. I am still scratching my head as to how they can accomplish this complication in such a thin case. I am told it was the thinnest perpetual calendar on the market until recently surpassed by the Bulgari Octo
Finissimo. I feel very fortunate to have received this. I am very grateful. Hope you enjoy looking at it. I would really enjoy meeting so many of you in person and yearn for the day I can do so. All the best, Eddy
Outstanding new acquisition, Ed, congratulations! Your collection grows ever more impressive!
By: NickO : May 20th, 2023-18:54
BTW - your title made me chuckle. I don’t think NWA means what you think it means. You’d need to ice out that bezel and really bring the bling before it gets NWA approval 😀
But I was picturing you wearing a big gold chain and a baseball cap spitting some gangsta rap, and that made me smile. I mean, not that you couldn’t pull that off if you wanted to….. 😀
on this at all. It’s the only AP royal oak I have that is flat and not tapisserie. But I think that really a tapisserie dial on this watch would make it look far too busy. Plus the color is amazing.
Royal Oak Jumbo at 8.1 also called an “ultra thin.” The amazing (to me anyway) thing is that it’s almost 2mm thinner yet has a perpetual calendar complication. Wow.