Audemars Piguet

From what I have read these were given away if you made a $29,000 donation to the charity and although there were only 50 made there seem to be a lot of them on the secondary market at even less than the initial donation asked. Marc

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Not a big success at that time, indeed.

By: amanico : February 9th, 2026-17:38

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I am not surprised, although the watch is very nice 48mm cannot be worn by many. The Jules Audemars Chronograph from the late 90's with a similar case and 39mm probably had much more success

By: montres1 : February 10th, 2026-05:51

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I understand. Even more in the early 2000's when even a 44 mm watch was considered like a tuna can.

By: amanico : February 10th, 2026-07:09

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That is so cool!

By: Eikþyrnir : February 10th, 2026-12:18

I would love one in 40/41mm! Thanks for sharing!

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Or at least a tad smaller, like 45 mm.

By: amanico : February 10th, 2026-12:31

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Well, from time to time... ;)

Audemars Piguet Double X Chronograph.

Jules Audemars Double X 6th Day Arnold Schwarzenegger

The Khaki Green is my absolute favorite!

It's so cool 😍♥️

Indeed!

It's like the AP version of the IWC Big Pilot

Even bigger! ;)

Go Big or Go Home 😁

Ha! What a dilemma! :)

I raise you a 51 😉

Pastis?

Oh, not much of a pastis man myself 😊🤷🏻‍♂️

Well, from time to time... ;)

Certainly not daily 😂😂😂

:)))

A few live photos from a Friend of Ours

Oh yes, I remember these photos;

Quite a different Audemars Piguet Chronograph.

Not a big success at that time, indeed.

I am not surprised, although the watch is very nice 48mm cannot be worn by many. The Jules Audemars Chronograph from the late 90's with a similar case and 39mm probably had much more success

I understand. Even more in the early 2000's when even a 44 mm watch was considered like a tuna can.

That is so cool!

Or at least a tad smaller, like 45 mm.