Starwheel

Hi everyone, The Code 11.59 Starwheel had been on my mind for the past two years. I’d tried the white gold version twice in boutique without taking the plunge. I finally pulled the trigger, but on the rose gold version. The aventurine dial is what drew me

Dear All, As I am soon celebrating my 50th Birthday — and to be honest I had already got a watch for that 😃— something a bit unexpected happened. The local Audemars Piguet boutique informed me that, given the special occasion, they managed to allocate one

Heading to Daytona for a day, how I would love to track the car there!

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Credit Antiquorum. Another dream of mine... Now the question is to know if I prefer this one to the Code 11.59... Best, Nicolas

As always your note means a lot! Perhaps in the last few years, this piece and the Starwheel have been my favorite releases by AP - a proper bit of blending the old and new - and so when you received your Starwheel I was super happy you were one of the fi

I feel I don't do so much around here, especially lately. It has been since the Starwheel that I had a new AP, but I love seeing all of the new additions from our amazing Community. This post, my Friend, is beyond special. A watch so magnificent that it c

The WG for me please, I think it makes the aventurine (which is one of the key attractions, together with the original displaying of time with starwheel) pops more One of the most original APs. Happy every time Audemars expands beyond Royal Oaks declinati

But I prefer the white gold, fits better with the modern / space age vibe

Audemars Piguet recently released a rose gold variant of the Code 11.59 Starwheel , so I thought it would be nice to present it side by side with the white gold variant. Both measure 41 x 10,7 mm and are powered by self-winding caliber 4310 . For an overv