MichaelC
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I have always applauded AP for this reason.
"Attention to detail". Whether they were making a Regatta watch liked the Polaris & Forged Carbon Alinghi, F1 models (we all known these), the Survivor - the details were amazing and never done before. And I will tell you, I feel the same about the artistic carving on the Black Panther watch. That hand carved figure is incredible. I hope to get to see it live one day.
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Big an powerful
Definitely not for the faint hearted or the wrist challenged! Been a while since I’ve seen this around, whether in pictures or in the metal.
I loved that event. I was in Bal Harbour FL
Super edgy, and I remember Black Widow martinis being served at ours. I must have photos somewhere...
Mmmmm...my kind of design, too.
This was the tail end of an exciting period for the Offshore, and this beast in particular is an ultimate culmination of the Offshore design, at least for me. respo
Yes, I agree with you.
Back then, we were getting a new must have Offshore every year it seemed.
A daring and superb design...
I loved this watch when it was released due namely to the attention to details (e.g. the hour hands, the strap and so forth. Many thanks for sharing this picture, Karim
I have always applauded AP for this reason.
"Attention to detail". Whether they were making a Regatta watch liked the Polaris & Forged Carbon Alinghi, F1 models (we all known these), the Survivor - the details were amazing and never done before. And I will tell you, I feel the same about the artist...
Sooooooooooo cool...
And the box is one of the best boxes ever. I miss the days AP had more bespoke creations like this. And the Black Panther continues this trend. I still recall some of the same reactions when this came out. Imagine today, if this was launched to the genera...
