I used to really like AP I have owned quite a few throughout my lifetime. I’ve had the AP jumbo 15202 in every dial color in ss and I had the ss perpetual calendar RO about 15 years ago. I regret selling that watch as well as the jumbos but I was anxious

“POST TENEBRAS LVX”

I probably am in the minority but these are the kind of timepieces that are kept from one generation to the next.

Best day of the year in my world. Audemars Piguet Royal Oak "Jumbo" extra-thin

The Code 11:59 is developing nicely and the Jumping Hour is emblematic of the great back catalogue they have. I have visited AP House in London many times over the past 6 or 7 years - just to chat since I have a 15202 RO and there hasn’t been anything of

My one and only AP is the second generation 15202. I purchased this in the grey market back in 2014 at list - those were the days 🤣. Apart from the green dial a few years later there hasn’t been another that I’ve coveted in the meantime. The charm of doin

The history of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo is so rich that exhaustivity is both exhausting and almost impossible . Therefore, I have decided to leave aside the openwork variants and the RD#3 Tourbillon . For a more complete information , please re

Sad to hear, it is the reason I have been on the fence for a long time. My last AP was a 15300 and it was very solid and very accurate but heard meanwhile so many stories that I’m always hesitating. Crown falling off from 15202 and issues of chrono sticki

Going strong

My first AP was a blue dial 14790ST from an authorized dealer like 20 years ago, paid ~SGD 7.5K+ for it. Then I also bought a pre-owned Military dial 14790ST for about SGD 6.5K. They were already quite popular back in those days, but watches are relativel