1. Master Sammy Chung A legendary, independent watchmaker and Rolex repair specialist based in Hong Kong. He is highly regarded in the vintage horology community for his decades of expertise, having worked in the trade since Hong Kong was under British ad
Something was lost with the demise of the Jules Audemars and Edward Piguet and the 11:59 is no adequate compensation. Besides the Metropolis, I like the looks of the Edward Piguet and Jules Audemars chronographs, though would have been more impressed if,
This skeleton grand sonnerie is super special Huge fan of the John Schaeffer Starwheel MR In modern, Universelle is outstanding And finally my latest acquisition, the Jules Audemars Skeleton Jump Hour Minute Repeater! Lots more in the archives... Peter
It is honestly incredible just how many more options there are once you go away from the royal oak and that is my fav part, the variety, if i had to pick one it would be either one of the grand complications mentioned here or this Edward Piguet Moss Agate
I own the WG version, but that PT version looks great too. Besides, I also love the Jules Audemars Grande Complications, like this: More details here: www.watchprosite.com
For me, clearly these: The Jules Audemars Metropolis: Millenary Starwheel: Code 11.59 Starwheel: Jules Audemars Hig Bat Chronometer: This John Shaeffer, if dreams are allowed.... You? Best, Nicolas