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Gear Patrol on MSNThe Royal Oak Goes Stealth Mode with Two Tactical-Style Updates in CeramicAudemars Piguet now offers a couple of more subdued alternatives in its typically luxurious Royal Oak Offshore chronograph dive watch.
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Gear Patrol on MSNA Legendary Grail Watch Just Fixed Its Biggest “Flaw”Audemars Piguet's new perpetual calendar movement gets a massive upgrade and, of course, debuts with a pair of Royal Oaks.
Audemars Piguet has hit a new milestone, and with that comes a new calibre for the perpetual calendar, and a new limited ...
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The Manual on MSNNew Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar marks the end of Calibre 5135 eraAudemars Piguet marks the end of the Calibre 5135 era with an open-work Perpetual Calendar. The post New Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar marks the end of Calibre 5135 era appeared first on The Manual.
This “all-in-one” arrangement is being pitched by the brand as a convenient adaptation for modern lifestyles, as well as being a breakthrough in design and technology. This new movement debuts in two ...
In celebration of its 150th anniversary, Audemars Piguet has proudly unveiled a new selection of timekeeping novelties, embodying performance, ergonomics and aesthetic harmony. Leading the lineup are ...
The new calibre simplifies adjustments and eliminates the need for fiddly correctors and specialised tools. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Good news for those still in the queue for Vacheron Constantin’s Historiques 222. The brand has rolled out a stainless-steel ...
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The Manual on MSNAudemars Piguet goes all black with a new ceramic Royal Oak OffshoreAudemars Piguet debuts the new ceramic Royal Oak Offshore. The post Audemars Piguet goes all black with a new ceramic Royal Oak Offshore appeared first on The Manual.
The first brand to introduce the leap year indicator on a wrist watch. Here's a quick run through featuring some special ...
Z, John Mayer, Travis Scott and Arnie among others. Here, we got experts to chart their favourite AP cultural moments ...
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