
Andrew H (219) offers an exclusive look into Audemars Piguet's presence at SIHH 2010, highlighting the brand's diverse new models and the significant figures shaping its future. His report captures the palpable excitement surrounding AP's booth, from entry-level innovations to haute horlogerie masterpieces. This article provides a valuable historical snapshot of AP's direction and key personalities at a pivotal moment for the brand.
g This was definitely an honour on my part as Giulio (and the initial partner Dominic Renaud) has been the guiding light behind a number of the technical developments in watches over the past two decades. He was, and is, a prodigious talent, a very personable man, and already a legend within the watchmaking industry. His winning of the lifetime achievement award at the Geneva Grand Prix at the end of last year seemed to usher in a suitable moment to reflect on his career, the watches he thinks h
(Here talking with Gerald Genta – on the left of the photo) I had chatted with Octavio before at the Alinghi launch event back in March 2007. Always an honour and a pleasure to talk with Octavio. He is the man behind the redesigning of Royal Oak line and much of what is seen at the moment in terms of design at Audemars Piguet has his signature on it. And some of the design signatures are beginning to show. I was able to see a number of this year’s pieces and talk with him about them. In general,
MC1: very cool lightweight tourbillon chronograph - preferred this one to the rose gold offshore chronograph. Royal Oak Tourbillon Chronograph Rubberclad Royal Oak 15300 Skeleton Millenary Quincy Jones 57th Street New York Boutique (Limited Edition). A version for both him and her (well, Valentine’s Day is coming up!)
The watches are cool, and so are the people. Well done and thanks for sharing.
good pictures on top! Thanks Andrew, for your effort. Oliver
Giulio is a modern legend of the industry, and Octavio continues to pleasantly surprise us with exciting new designs Thanks Andrew for sharing their and your thoughts, and thanks for the great photos. WIth Jarno modelling the watch, you have really captured the essence of the Grand Prix well. Jon (Z3)
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