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Intriguing and attractive specimen indeed!
Truly beautiful. The text block is superfluous and the watch would probably look even better without it, but I don't hate it and, as an owner, I think I'd be vain enough to appreciate being constantly reminded of what a marvel I wear on my wrist! 😅🫣
Best, Emmanuel
A titanium Grande Sonnerie Carillon Minute Repeater
This Audemars Piguet titanium Grande Sonnerie Carillon Minute repeater ref. 25825Ti , of which the present watch is No. 1, was introduced in 1997 as part of the one hundredth anniversary Jules Audemars collection made in honour of the company’s founder. T...
Really like this one 👌🏻👍🏻
Could do without the text block describing what it is but otherwise always had a soft spot for the line and this is one of the more intriguing specimen in my eyes 🙌🏻
Intriguing and attractive specimen indeed!
Truly beautiful. The text block is superfluous and the watch would probably look even better without it, but I don't hate it and, as an owner, I think I'd be vain enough to appreciate being constantly reminded of what a marvel I wear on my wrist! 😅🫣 Best,...
Peak AP.
The only thing I don't really abide is the lume! There are Shaeffer examples as well with lume and I would posit (as others have before me) that perhaps lume on a minute repeater is obselete. After all, what better way to disturb someone in the middle of ...
Peak AP, I agree with you Baruch.
And I also like the Jules Audemars case very much. As for lume, I certainly wouldn't expect it on a Minute repeater, but the charm of tritium patina works for me, here: it gives the watch a very special vintage charm. Best regards, Emmanuel
I'm glad you like it too, Salman.
What an incredibly charming and impressive watch! Best, Emmanuel
Wow. This one is beautiful.
A simple looking watch with a top top complication. I love that it (can) strikes the time in passing automatically. I have an UN Hourstriker (=Petite Sonnerie?) and happy to be reminded by it at each half hour interval.
As far as I know,
the Petite Sonnerie complication chimes the hours only when the full hours pass and, for the remaining three quarters of an hour, it only chimes the corresponding number of quarters. Whereas the Grande Sonnerie complication rings at the passage of each qu...
Interesting. Different kind of chiming complication
which is nice too. I don’t know if it has a specific name.
I don't recall seeing this specific dial before
But I am certain I will not forget it!
Yes, the charm of tritium patina on such
a watch makes it even more appealing. Best, Emmanuel
