Audemars Piguet

Le Brassus, for instance. No. I've never been there. And I've never owned an Audemar Piguet. Until now. The Edward Piguet Quantieme Perpetual. The movement, 2806, is not elaborately finished, and is not a shaped movement...but it is keeping time impeccabl...  

Best wishes Alkiro

We agree-this family should have been more popular. I will post more pix soon.

Best wishes Alkiro

Looks really good on your wrist. I don't remember exactly but I think I came across this PC when browsing APs at a very popular watch trading platform. I thought to myself that it's not only beautiful but also great value for money. Great catch, Mike. Bes... 

It was a great find and I am happy I pulled the trigger on it. It really had a lot going for it.

Congratulations Padj! Look at how elegant it is: the numerals, the guilloche dial, the hands, the case.

Now we both can wear AP perpetuals when we get together in the City!

Congrats You are on fire as well Cheers D

Just trying to keep up with you!

I'm still short of a perpetual calendar and yes, I forget to send my address...😜 Congratulations, this is a nice one 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Rgds Raymond

The rules. And thanks looking!

But I have had a fondness for this family of APs since it was first released. It just took a long time to get around to owning one.

I also like the case, but so far not enough to own. In time, I'm sure I will. Congrats and welcome to the world of Audemars Piguet!

A salmon dial would be gorgeous, and I have seen them-just not when I was in the market. Thanks for the welcome. I hope I can welcome you to the E.P. family some day!

I attended a talk recently by the audemars historian. Gave me a whole new appreciation for the brand. Special piece from a special maker. Congrats!

I agree-it is very special.

This is a refined understated watch for a connoiseur, I am not really surprised you pulled the trigger on this one . Huge congrats my friend, Mike

"Refined" is a good word for it. Clearly for people like us ( )) )with impeccable (Purist!) tastes. Seriously, it was a lucky find and I am happy it's my entree into AP.

Congratulations on the new addition, deat Padj, and may you wear it in the best of health.

I think (i know ) you have made the right choice to get this watch . Its a beautiful piece , love that case design . The reason that this is not so , populair , i think is because it isnt a ,,Look at me watch,, like some other models of AP . . Enjoy it an... 

You are probably right as to the why of its lack of popularity. Too bad because it is remarkably well-designed and made. Better for me!

I really adore this one. A Perpetual Calendar in a rectangular case is something very special. In the 90ies, my dream watch was the IWC Novecento Perpetual in Platinum. Great choice for an AP, out of the box. I like that! CC ...  

Yes, I remember the Novecento-another of my favorites a long time ago-and when I could not afford to even look close! Having a shaped PC is really cool. Thanks, again!

Wow...you are on some roll!!!

I have been having some luck finding some great pieces, and filing in my collection. I'm feeling pretty good about where it's gone. Time now to sit back and truly enjoy what I have.

Huge congratulation on this beautiful AP! Good to see you are giving a "Blomman" photo welcome to your new baby! Best Blomman

Thank you for the kind words and for the shooting technique! More will be coming!

Great and wise choice of AP too because you went out of the beaten path. People stick to the Royal Oak because they want the same watch than everyone has so they don't buy something less known and stick to what is the usual norm. Congrats and wear it in b... 

The watch is from 2003. The Edward Piguet has been my favorite A.P. since it first appeared, I guess right around then. So it was appropriate that when I finally decided on one it would be this family. I like the Royal Oak but, like you say, it seems to b...