Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Laptimer Watch With Dual Seconds Chronograph
This is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Laptimer, a brand new "RO Concept" that I feel may very well be the most striking Royal Oak iteration?since the Offshore Survivor. As its name suggests, this brand new, highly complicated movement was created to be able to measure and record a series of consecutive lap times. Such a watch?was commissioned?back in 2010 by Audemars Piguet ambassador and 7-time Formula 1 world champion Michael Schumacher, and it took the?manufacture almost five years to come up with a solution �C and fit it into what else but the Concept case, dressed in forged carbon and titanium.In discussions with master watchmakers over the last few years, I have often taken the opportunity to ask, when creating a new movement from scratch,?what?complication is the most?challenging to conceive and produce.?I would venture saying that the single-axis tourbillon, no matter how tirelessly fascinating and beautiful,?was not once mentioned: it was more of a dead heat between chi

AP Royal Oak is the most sought after model
Its official..Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak, reinforcing its leading position of last year, continues its reign as the most sought-after haute horlogerie watch model.Its based on latest watch report according to Forbes magazine.Patek is the most popular brand name though.link:forbes/sites/anthonydemarco/2013/01/27/the-most-popular-luxury-timepieces/ I am still a wanna be AP owner but it it helps that I am going in right direction!

Finally feeling like a true member of the Patek Philippe Club
With the incoming of my first magazine copy... Decided to celebrate with a few shots of my 5164 and using the magazine as a backdrop:There's just something special about how that dial shimmers in sunlight and at different angles.

Patek Rose Gold Tone
Greetings, gentlemenI am in the process of reorganizing my humble collection, moving pieces I don't really wear that much and adding ones I would love and wear few days at a time on a weekly basis. In doing so, I noticed that the tone of Rose Gold is different for different brands. I really like my patek's RG tone, but not the watch itself, which I'll be moving. I'll have to replace it with something else as I would love to still have a RG watch in rotation. so, the question is... Has anyone ever compile a tone comparison of RG? In your experience, is there any other brands/manufacturers has similar RG tone as Patek and/or how are they different in tone? (for example, compared to rolex/AP/JLC/etc.) If there is such a reference, it would make the decision for many collectors looking into Rose Gold watches easier. To start off, I know that the tone of Patek's RG is warmer than that of ALS', which is just a tad more red than Patek's YG. I don't have a pic to show as I already let go of my

Retail prices
Hello where can I go on the internet to find current AD prices for current Rolex models (I'm curious about 116610lv in particular).ThanksSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk