BASELWORLD 2009 - NEW Reference - 5167R
5167R-001 Men'sAquanautTo commemorate its 10-year success story, the design of the extra large Ref. 5167 Aquanaut was subtly refined in 2007. Now, this signature model is also available in a rose gold version with a chocolate brown dial and strap. The combination of warm hues adds a touch of class to this casually elegant timepiece.Technical data * Mechanical self-winding movement with date * Caliber 324 S C * Aquanaut extra large * Center sweep second hand * Aquanaut fold-over clasp * Screw down crown * Sapphire-crystal case back * Water resistant to 120 m * Case diameter (10-4 o'clock): 40 mm * Embossed chocolate-brown dial, applied gold numerals with luminescent coating * Chocolate brown composite strap * Rose goldCaliber: * Date * Center sweep second hand * Overall diameter: 27 mm * Height: 3.3 mm * 29 jewels, 6 bridges * Balance: Gyromax * Vibrations per hour: 28'800 * Power reserve: 45h max. * Number of parts: 213Sour

Just delivered...
I just rejoined AP ownership after a long absence. It took me a while to decide which one to choose. I looked at the RO chronograph, the calendar watch, and the Jumbo. Went with the new Jumbo and its stunning. Sorry for the poor photographs but I was at the office and it still has some plastic on it.Best regards,Dino

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