Question on Reliability of AP
Hi,So I've heard/read quite many horror stories of the reliability of AP in general.However I'm thinking about getting a steel 15400 and a gold jumbo 15202 sometime down the line. My question is how reliable are the 3120 and 2121 movements? I understand they probably need to be serviced more often than say, a rolex, and will also be more expensive to service, both of which are fine by me. I am just worried/concerned with repeated services/malfunctions in short periods of time. I'm not a clumsy person and don't bang up my watch so I expect a service every 3-5 years but don't think I can go with AP if a significant percentage (say over 10%) of AP owners have experienced nightmares/disasters with their new AP watches (3120/2121 movements).Sorry if this isn't a good question but I'm trying to decide if I should stick to Rolex as AP's reliability or lack of, could be the potential deal breaker. Thanks very much

It's all set... Le Brassus here I come!
It is an invite by Audemars Piguet.?An AP lover's pilgrimage... A WIS' dream-come-true!I'll share stories when I'm back from this sacred trip.?Now... Which watch should I bring along? 

AP ROO Bumblebee
Hi AllI am thinking of getting a AP ROO Bumblebee. I am in the UK so I can't buy from a TRF trusted seller. Can someone please recommend me an authorised AP dealer in the UK and tell me about the discount I can expect here in the UKI can get 17.5% off retail in the Heathrow duty-free

Wow, marketing brilliance...
Yes, this is another BLRO thread...and yes I am a Rolex and TRF NEWB.I have to give credit where credit is due, and I give Rolex a ton of credit for releasing the BLRO in SS, even if it comes on a jubilee. In terms of consumer goods, this release is right up there with any marketing strategy in recent memory. Rolex took an iconic piece and poked the bear while only offering it in WG. Sure, those who could afford the WG BLRO were thrilled, however this decision had the masses in an uproar for 4 long years. Had many people begging for a BLRO in SS, and WHAM now we have one. We may never know if Rolex intended it this way before they released the WG BLRO 4 years ago, but the demand and buildup for the SS Pepsi was 4 years in the making. I believe Rolex knew what they were doing on this one, and imo this strategy will pay huge dividends for them.

Lonely 126600
Just walked out of one of my local ADs and he has a shiny 126600 sitting there with no home. Will probably let it go for 5% below as usual if anyone is interested.PM me if you want the contact info.JSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk