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Simply great 👍👍👍 I love such a loyal commitment for a brand ( especially AP), thanks for that insight, Michael
Cheers
Bernd
AP influence
I stumbled across this photo earlier of my old office. I bought my first AP in 2001, a silver rubberlcad. I could not imagine how many AP logos are throughout my house, whether they be on a watch or a book or a clock or a shirt or.... its a lot. Been a fu...
This is a great question, Cap.
I am on the 15202 WG list, but who knows if or when that ever happens. Maybe a steel perpetual Royal Oak, maybe a if a new dial comes along that excites me. I really want that case in my collection.
Incredible story!!
I still recall when I purchased my first AP - a Chrono Steel Offshore in 2003 - trying to differentiate myself over many of the Daytona owners Spent a good amount of money refinishing and servicing it and then exited it after some sticker shock! Then afte...
Yes, I definitely had cycles like that.
The 15202ST proved to be then killer of AP for me. So simple, so perfect. Having recently acquired a full ceramic GP skeleton watch, I would die for a full ceramic AP perpetual... but wow, they highly value this material! Am little steep for me.
Wow, I love this glimpse into your office
Thank you for sharing that, Michael. All the brand-related ephemera is part of the fun, no? I got my first AP in 2009, a RO Jumbo 15002. Last year I added the Survivor, as you know, and passion for that beast has only grown. All the best, respo
I remain so happy for your Survivor...
But at the same time, irritated I don't see it posted here more! LOL, perhaps a New Year's resolution good Sir?
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Simply great 👍👍👍 I love such a loyal commitment for a brand ( especially AP), thanks for that insight, Michael Cheers Bernd
Thank you, Bernd. I have been hooked on AP many years.
They know how to feed a junkie ;-)
Nice! I met someone who had AP engraved on his marble fireplace.
He’s a true AP fan. I wear my AP cap often alternating with Givenchy. Thanks for sharing your pic!
Very cool.
I purchased my first AP in 1997, a Nick Faldo RG RO. I eventually found and that rocked my world. I officially became an AP nut. Sure has been a fun ride, especially getting to meet such an amazing group of watch enthusiasts. Even better getting to hang ...
Those are memories I cherish.
Jerry, you have been an amazing AP enthusiast yourself, and I thoroughly enjoy our times together. I will see you in 2020, for sure! Happy New Year good buddy!
That’s a really nice office, Michael
Happy new year to you my dear friend. Best Christian