Movement is the automatic Switzerland internal IWC calibre 51614 Pellaton system with a 7-day power reserve.
Limited to 250 pieces, Watches IWC Big pilots will be available exclusively to shops of the IWC in Los Angles and Las Vegas. Movement is the automatic Switzerland internal IWC calibre 51614 Pellaton system with a 7-day power reserve. The display of the Big Watch perpetual calendar Limited Edition 2010 pilot moon phase deviates from the actual state of the Moon by only 12 seconds at each lunar period. In other words, the divergence is equivalent to a day in the years 577.

I got another AP!
Just picked this beauty up at auction. Yellow Gold Day-Date from the 80sImageUploadedByTapatalk1416604395.890030.jpg

Tonight on TV
Found it interesting that one of the presenters on TV programme Seven wonders of the commonwealth wearing AP Offshore. Poor pic but think you should just make it out

About to buy my first AP royal oak but needed advice from you guys...
I found a AP 25594ST 36MM moonphase watch locally and I am very close to pulling the trigger on it. The owner said they bought it about 5 years ago but never had it serviced and hardly wore it. IT looks mint in the pictures.It has a white face.. They are at $7000 and are willing to meet me at a AP so I can have it authenticated before handing over the money. Is $7K a fair price for this watch, I see others on Ebay and chrono24 for 8-10K and they look alot older. This watch has the AP clasp with the AP letters so the clasp is AP not the rectangle clasp that alot of them have. How much would it cost to have this movement maintained at AP service center? I tried on a 39MM AP and it was a little too big so I think this 39MM would fit perfect..What do you guys think about the price and the movement in this watch..For 7K would I be able to recoup me money if i did not like it and wanted to flip it?Thank you!!

A Year On The Wrist
Since I got my watch just about a year ago, I thought I'd do a longish writeup of my experience. Some of my comments will pertain to all Rolexes and not just my platinum Daytona.A quick summary: I got a two-tone Datejust in 1985, wore it daily until last year and always thought it was one of the great purchases of my life. But in the summer of 2016, I started to ponder the idea of getting a second watch. I got intrigued with the new SS Daytonas, fell in love, and put down a deposit on one. I then discovered TRF, lost my patience, and splurged on a platinum version that was about a year old. I know that isn't a choice everyone can make, and I also know I seldom desire really extravagant things, so this wasn't just a splurge of the month for me.The watch has been fantastic! I admit I don't usually second guess my very, very occasional major purchases (thankfully) and this has been no exception. I love the weight of the watch, the look of the dial and bezel, and everything about it