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Jumbo ti/pt
2018 will bring us a lot of interesting watches. The competition will be severe and brands are likely to do their best to impress clients. As for AP... It rethinks its most iconic watch and issues it in titanium with platinum bezel. The dial is also slightly changed. I suppose it will become a Grail for many. If they would have omitted the date - it would be a Grail for me
Also AP issues RO QP 6,3 mm thick and 41 mm wide based on 2120 movement. Attached photos
taken from Hodinkee.
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Jumbo ti/pt
2018 will bring us a lot of interesting watches. The competition will be severe and brands are likely to do their best to impress clients. As for AP... It rethinks its most iconic watch and issues it in titanium with platinum bezel. The dial is also sligh...
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At first glance (and surprisingly) 41 mm might have improved readability, but it's something that can be verified only live.
The diameter of the Jumbo Ti/Pt is 39 mm, of course.
But it’s really disappointing that the PC will have a 41 mm case, in particular given it’s spectacular slim case. 😭
Yep, please try it on and post photos.
I find this PC very interesting and appealing. Probably, the diameter is still okay.
Hmmm, nice update but.....
All very well, but are they retaining the bulky and awful twin butterfly clasp? The whole point of this piece originally was to be an elegant graceful sporty bracelet for a gentleman. This piece in the modern era still suffers from an identity crisis. Wou...
Disagree.
I’m a huge Patek fan but the folding clasp on 15202 or 15400 is way better and easier to operate than the one on any Nautilus.
That’s a different issue and I agree on the Nautical
What would be more acceptable would be something as clever as the disappearing clasp of the new Bvlgari Fini’mo. Having a dbl clasp with the stack height they currently have is an aesthetic fail. The curve of it is also designed for minimum radius of curv...
Why omit the date?, this is the reissue of the most iconic AP watch... interesting version indeed..
Looks gorgeous,I suppose the links are pt too?
Me too. But I love the "smoked blue" dial on this model.
I figured it as one to catch your attention.