pfang56
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Yes..Schumacher, Grand Prix...
Sad not to see as many F1 oriented pieces lately?
It was a special time because I felt they made truly "customised" limited editions with some specially molded parts as opposed to simply changing colours on a dial or pusher or crown etc. And they were attainable in terms of price range.
Anyway as posted earlier - I'm enjoying my Neo-vintage one!
Cheers
Peter
AP RBII
Wonderful creation by the brand. Good mix of materials and details. Those old days were really something - EoD, JPM, Survivor, Alinghi... I wonder if we will encounter another run like that. ...
I agree with you, it was so exciting...
some complained they were too many limited editions but for me it was great as you got so many cool pieces to be created. A real credit goes to Octavio Garcia, his team and Upper Management at the time for creating an environment where they could push the...
You are spot on. Seems I should add some photos...
The AP Glory Days. The marvelous EoD a bit earlier, but still... And I need to include this oval. Lovely AP. ...
Been thinking a bit about some of these watches recently.
I never owned one, tried many on though. Maybe I’m having a bit of a “retro” moment as I’ve been wondering if they would have the same appeal if one could produce them now (or a similar design) in a smaller (38mm/40mm) size. I know that’s not what was eve...
Yes..Schumacher, Grand Prix...
Sad not to see as many F1 oriented pieces lately? It was a special time because I felt they made truly "customised" limited editions with some specially molded parts as opposed to simply changing colours on a dial or pusher or crown etc. And they were att...