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I can relate my experience to yours.
I've tried this one, which measures 40x45mm. Fits my 16cm wrist quite well.
A golden nugget, the AP Millenary Openworked
Had the distinct pleasure to handle this watch at the AP Boutique in Las Vegas, Nevada. WOW... openworking in the oval case is possibly even better than the octagon. I really like this one....
I was mad about the Millenary 4101 when AP released it and I decided to own the steel model. Unfortunately, I did a mistake as it was too big for my wrist (42x47mm). I thought, with time, it would be ok... but no :-(
Nevertheless, I really really love this timepiece. It is modern, well designed, with a true identity... If AP could make it in 39x44mm it would be perfect IMHO. Best wishes Alkiro
I can relate my experience to yours.
I've tried this one, which measures 40x45mm. Fits my 16cm wrist quite well. ...
So imagine the 4101 with 2 more millimetres :-(
Very sad of that experience. Best wishes Alkiro
I agree about this piece having a true identity
And that is awesome! Sorry the case is a bit big for you :-( I always found the Maserati dual time (same footprint) just right for me.
The Millenary Maserati Dual Time is very cool too. Sad these timepieces are too big for me :-(
Fortunately, AP offers many other beautiful watches ;-) Best wishes Alkiro
What a watch!
The first iteration was great. But the openworked version brings it to a new level! Wow! J
There is something about this Millenary
I would love to get it one afternoon just inspecting it with the watchmaker loupe. You have got any thoughts to extend the number of skeletonized members of your collection? Thanks for sharing and best regards, Kolosstt
The time would evaporate fast!
This one mesmerizes on the wrist. Yes, I would love to add another skeletal movement at some point. Overall, this would be very similar to a RG 15305... not that it could not work But maybe this watch will be offered in steel at some point?