I have been tempted to try out this mod for some time. Let me know if it's worth it!FedEX Shipping
$1000 give or take.how much are you paying for these "mods"?
If I get my watch, it was worth it. If not, it wasn’t.I have been tempted to try out this mod for some time. Let me know if it's worth it!![]()
It started out as white gold. Then AP got cheap and while they kept raising the prices, they switched to steel in the later versions. You get less for more.for the expert: the screws in the gen are white gold or steel?
I feel like I have heard that before.It started out as white gold. Then AP got cheap and while they kept raising the prices, they switched to steel in the later versions. You get less for more.
Gold is soft, for screws on a bezel like the AP one that gets marked by just looking at it I think steel is a better material.It started out as white gold. Then AP got cheap and while they kept raising the prices, they switched to steel in the later versions. You get less for more.
It started out as white gold. Then AP got cheap and while they kept raising the prices, they switched to steel in the later versions. You get less for more.
This.Just be patient.
When APSF releases the new batch with nicely aligned markers and better rotor, the M2M will be flooded with blues....
I'm in love with this one but unwearable in real life lol
I feel like AP bankrupted themselves by overpricing watches no one wanted. AP catalog was hot overpriced garbage until the Royal Oak. (The tradition is still kept alive by the Code)Far from true, it wasn't about being 'cheap' it was about cost saving and not becoming bankrupt during the quartz crisis. It lasted a good 10 years or so when a lot of Swiss watchmakers were dropping like flies and only a third were left. Mind you, this was the 80s when the price of gold and other exotic materials were justifiably less expensive.
Was there life at all at AP before the RO?AP catalog was hot overpriced garbage until the Royal Oak.
https://apchronicles.audemarspiguet...om-enfant-terrible-to-full-fledged-collection...as it [the RO] was launched on April 15, 1972. At the end of the same year, it was already Audemars Piguet’s most successful single model since the company founding in 1875, with 490 timepieces sold in less than eight months. It is worth recalling that the company in Le Brassus employed less than 100 people at the time to produce a few thousand watches, most of which were issued in very small series averaging 25 units, or even as one-offs.
I believe it is true for AP, but not PP. Look at Vacheron, it is alive without having had an iconic model
Is it due to Gen being a 6 figure $$ watch? I’ve also thought about this as I didn’t realize until after I ordered it that the Gen version is WG and not SS.I'm in love with this one but unwearable in real life lol
The only place i could wear that one would be in my house or into a secret hotel room like @Markaplan![]()