The Trulli was mine, the Schumacher belonged to a good AP collector. The fake RBII was worn by a super docuhey dude I met on the trip. The fallout after was hilarious, to be honest.

I’ve been lucky to be invited for a private tour of the AP manufacture and museum, and this was my best watch related day ever! Absolutely amazing experience with the fantastic AP crew! We saw case and dial production, no pictures allowed in the productio

and if it’s color then I can’t tell which. Honestly, I thought it is Orchard Road like in Nico’s picture, but the bezel is not tantalum in his, so I’m stuck 🤔 But as far as top 5, that isn’t enough! There are too many interesting ones, but I like the foll

Jim, you told me you’d heard this does very rarely happen and that if it did AP could easily make it right. Coincidentally then this exact thing happens and AP does make it right but now you swear off rectangular pushers? After stating? This is my fourth

Been trying to obtain this model for months, and after being informed the only steel version in China (from Beijing Boutique) is being sold on secondary market, had to pick it up. Being a limited edition of 50 peices in either steel or rose gold, I have t

Hello all, I am new here - glad to be a part of the WPS community. I am from Shanghai where there's a sizable watch collecting community, both of mainstream high-end brands (PP,AP,RM,Rolex, VC) as well as more niche tastes (Roger Dubuis, Lange, Parmigiani

In a serial fashion, I have had the first gen Safari, a titanium Schumacher, and the stainless Panda. None of them was much more "durable" than this one -- stainless, especially, is prone to scratches and dings. The Schumacher seemed a bit large for me. T

Just wearing my AP MS in quarantine

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