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Millenary Openworked
I saw this a year ago in the Las Vegas AP Boutique. So stunning. A friend recently asked me about it, and I recalled it quite fondly. This shot captures some of the awesome depth, I remember it was quite impressive in person.
Definitely been wondering about this one...
Yet to see one live but it’s quite appealing on pictures - and I have to say that the Millenary case always appealed to me 
They are seemingly very rare
I only saw it one time.
And I also love the Millenary case.
And I also love the Millenary case.
Dear Michael
There’s something I don’t understand about this watch (nothing really significant).
I owned the reference 4101 in steel and I don’t know why the reference of this one is now 15350. There’s a difference between these both references?
Best wishes
Alkiro
I owned the reference 4101 in steel and I don’t know why the reference of this one is now 15350. There’s a difference between these both references?
Best wishes
Alkiro
My Friend, this one is fully Openworked
Here is my other photo. This is much more like the Openworked Royal Oak:
Ok I see now. Really strange I didn’t pay attention to this significant difference before. Thank you Michael
Best wishes
Alkiro
Alkiro
4101 and it's openworked sibling are stunning watches
Thanka for sharing these wonderful examples of high watchmaking from Audemars Piguet.