Royal Oak Concept

The Trulli was mine, the Schumacher belonged to a good AP collector. The fake RBII was worn by a super docuhey dude I met on the trip. The fallout after was hilarious, to be honest.

As the recently released RD#5 is supposed to be the last in Audemars Piguet's Research & Development series , I thought some of us might enjoy going through the pieces of this spectacular horological saga one by one. So here's a pictorial overview of RD#1

The artist KAWS is not my personal cup of tea, but I find interest in the materials, case, strap, and movement. I do credit the creativity of the figure being trapped inside the case, seemingly trying to get out, while his heart beats away. But it is ever

This new Royal Oak Concept recently dropped. 43mm of carbon goodness! $206,800 USD.

Taken some 16 years ago. Best, Nicolas

I’ve been lucky to be invited for a private tour of the AP manufacture and museum, and this was my best watch related day ever! Absolutely amazing experience with the fantastic AP crew! We saw case and dial production, no pictures allowed in the productio

Introducing the latest addition to my collection - the 2014 Royal Oak Concept in titanium and white ceramic. This is my third RO Concept, marking what seems to be a recurring theme. After finalizing this deal and enjoying the watch for a few weeks, I\'ve

I recall you reviewed a 44mm concept in the past - oddly, the GMT Split has a thickness of 17mm and the GMT Tourbillon is at 16mm and change - yet the Split feels much more wearable. Must be the shorter lugs and the curved bezel/crystal on the Split vs th

I havent posted anything for a while so I thought I would show some of my more «acceptable» contributions to the Wristcheck X Audemars Piguet contest last autumn. I didnt win, of course, and those who did had spectacular ideas and creativity way beyond me