Audemars Piguet

The first timepieces of the Millenary collection, which was introduced in 1995, had a very reasonable 39x35mm case size and were mainly classic and dressy in style (later they would become 47x43mm and more modern and sporty). I find them really worthy of ...  

Let me add some to your list ...  

I concentrated on the dressy classic pieces, but there's so much more, for sure. Best, Emmanuel

Thanks for the time and effort to assemble this excellent photo montage. M4

Best, Emmanuel

This does make me wonder whether AP would do a Remastered release of a Millenary in the future. That would be interesting.

Thank you so much for the kind words. Best, Emmanuel

Fetching.

post. Your deeper dives are great to read and see the wonderful pictures. Gives great attention to these less popular yet highly interesting models. Always a pleasure to read your work.

I'm really glad if you find these posts enjoyable. Best, Emmanuel

Regarding the Millenary collection, I have shared my love for it over the years. I need to come across and try on some of the smaller models. I will say that even when I owned the Maserati, which AP listed at 47mm, it wore much smaller than that. The oval... 

I find it impressive how AP renewed their classic dual time display with date and power reserve and made it modern and sporty. Even if I personally prefer the more traditional design, I can but be admirative of the newer one. Thanks for the kind words. Be... 

Thank you so much for the post to all adding further pictures to it. I haven‘t had a glue on all the different variants being made. Cheers, Martin

Best, Emmanuel

Same they don’t make them like this anymore.

and hope AP's creativity will blossom again beyond the Royal Oak and the Code 11.59.

Thanks for chiming in!

The triplle calendar is beautiful.

Thanks for the kind words.