Audemars Piguet ROYAL OAK OFFSHORE CHRONO IN ACCIAIO Cint. CAUCCIU' Details
Movement
:Automatic
Case Material
:Steel
Condition
:0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location
:Italy, ITALY
Price
:
13,500 (= $ 16,516)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement
:Automatic
Case
Case Material
:Steel
Functions
:Chronograph, Date
Others
:Small Seconds, Only Original Parts
Watches NEWS
the RARE HANDCRAFT books �� volume 2 and 3
Remember this one ?.rolexforums/showthrea...ght=handcraftsWell, I managed to get book nr 2 and 3 �� and they are even more amazing :-)The nr 2 with the parrot has 150 pages of ultra rare handcrafted piecesbtw, the red parrot on the front cover is some kind of velvet, really HIGH quality booksThe Nr 3 is close to 200 pages and contains some specials made for their 175th anniversary
Would you trade a 118206 Glacier Roman for a 5059R?
I was thinking of trading my Glacier Roman Platinum Day Date for a 5959R plus cash. I spoke to the dealer who has the watch and the cash differential is not insignificant. I was hoping the gap would be smaller. At this point I was curious as to whether you would do that trade? Thx much
Destro 372
Just sharing my 557 to you all! HAGWE!
Datejust 41mm but which dial?
I have got a hankering to own/wear the new 41mm Datejust but I am unsure on which dial colour to go for!I have tried them all on and these were my observations.Blue Dial, looks great and I love the way that it changes colour under a different light. Is it a harder colour to get hold off?Black Dial, is not a solid black, when compared to my Sub, but instead has a slight grey tint to it.Rhodium Dial, looks amazing, but I am unsure if the dial reflects too much.White Dial, sadly to me on a 41mm looks too much.Silver Dial, was not one that I was keen on.Which dial did you choose and why?Photos are always welcome.Once I have sorted that problem out, I then need to choose between fluted or smooth and Jubilee or Oyster
Why no Coke?
One of my grails is the All White Gold GMT II. I am dreaming of course, don't have the cash for any AG model, but it's my fantassy so what the heck. My first Rolex ever was a 1986 Fat Lady Coke GMT II. I have nothing against the Pepsi, but just really liked the contrast of the Black/Red over the Blue/red. The AWG Pepsi is a beautiful watch, and if I could I would buy one, but if Rolex can do a Blue and Red bezel, why not a Black and red? A color is a color, so technically, I can't believe there is any reason, and this is a marketing choice. My question is: (again) Why? Is the Pepsi that much more popular that in the AG model they don't have to even produce one? I certainly wouldn't think so. Basel 2018 prediction: All White Gold Coke GMT II
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