A Dream Visit to AP in Le Brassus, Switzerland - Part 3
=Day 2 - AP Museum, High Complication Workshop & Atelier de RestaurationAfter the high complication workshop, we were led to another section of the museum where the very early creations by AP were showcased. Many pocket watches, early wrist watches and timepieces with multiple complications were on display. Although very fascinating, we were not allowed to take pictures here. Not until we bumped into the Starwheels! I was allowed to take a souvenir shot of my rose gold Starwheel posting side-by-side with some very interesting iterations of the same mechanism.Clockwise from left: A yellow gold Starwheel with an engine-turned dial; A Starwheel pocket watch with skeletonised movement; A John Schaffer Starwheel with minute repeater; My rose gold Starwheel with Fleur-de-Lis hand-engraved dial Next, the door to the treasure land for most of the AP enthusiasts��Respectfully, Mr Gerald Genta and his greatest creation, the Royal Oak ref.5402. Like a fairy tale, the iconic Royal Oak was born

AP 26320 Rose Gold
Im considering buying the AP 26320 (Chrono 42 mm) in RG. Pictures of those who own it would be great. Gold bracelet and strap both would do

Patek 5968A Impact on 5167A prices
Does this reference push the price on the 5167A to even higher levels??!

Suit up!!....with the 5164
Lately I've found myself unable to take off my Aquanaut. No matter if I'm washing the car on the weekend, running errands around town.....or the daily grind in a suit & tie - the Aquanaut is a perfect choice!Anyway, I just snapped this photo today prior to a client meeting. Although many purists feel that a watch on a rubber strap has no place along side more formal wear. I, however, think it goes perfectly! Just thought I share the photo.ImageUploadedByTapatalk1412208673.214939.jpg

Finally... decided... and went for it!!!
Picking up my next PP tomorrow... Will post photo's tomorrow this time... any guess??? And it might not be what you think