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For the development of watchmaking, now we can find more high-tech materials are used in this area, like the ceramic. These years, the ceramic seems to be very popular in watchmaking industry.
Speaking of the ceramic, I’m keen on the black ceramic watches very much. I love the cool black color. When the cool black color is mixed with this high-tech material, I think it must be very cool. One of my favorite black ceramic watches is the black version of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver Ceramic watch.
This watch combines the modern high-tech material black ceramic with the classic design. It was impressive when it first launched. The case of this Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver Ceramic watch is in a middle size arriving at 42mm wide.
The movement of this watch is AP’s in-house made caliber 3120. With 40 jewels and 280 components, it features a 60 hour power reserve. It runs at 3 Hz (=21'600 alternances/hour), that is most likely the only real complaint I've as 4Hz is really a more contemporary frequency. The 22k rose gold rotor, is wonderfully engraved. The contrast between “hard” and “soft” has this type of visual impact.
The strap and case are moderate, and black, developing a natural design which jogs my memory of why I fell deeply in love with the Royal Oak thirty-six years back. Except for the Steel ref. 15400, which attempts to be near to the original “Jumbo” as you possibly can, this watch may be the purest, most monochromatic watch, for me.
Initially, you just visit a black case, eight screws, two strap anchors on top and bottom from the case where it connects the strap. Bold whitened numbers pop out of the flange ring, there is a beautiful orange line from 12:00 to 3:00, and something beautiful orange-and-whitened minute hand. Upon closer inspection, the many other magnificent particulars reveal themselves, such as the Mega Tapisserie patterned dial, the titanium case back and buckle, the white gold applied markers, with brilliant whitened luminescent coating, the rotating inner bezel ring, and the many other subtle elements of design.
Water proofing is 300 meters, because this is a real diver watch. The piece is “boutique only” and also the retail cost is $23,600.
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Audemars Piguet is pissed. If you have been watching the company during the last ten years approximately, you'd notice lots of F1 designed special edition watches within the Royal Oak Offshore collection. Seeing them could easily make you think that Audemars Piguet (AP) and F1 has some form of bond. And lately that relationship ended. Hublot - all over again- got from under AP's noses, an invaluable sponsorship including by using F1. Audemars Piguet continues to be pissed about this. While it will require a great deal time before Hublot can match the movement quality and consumer thought of AP, they're rapidly nabbing up close ties that AP was one proud and secure in getting.
But let us not consider at this time. Let us think back previously a little. To when AP was at solid ties with F1, and also the special edition models as a result of that partnership put like gasoline in individuals thirsty large engines. This is among the kids of that relationship. Previously I spoke concerning the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Rubens Barichello II special edition watch. It really shares a great deal that is similar to this Juan Pablo Montoya special edition pieces. Both males were obviously race vehicle motorists at that time. Compare the 2 and you may begin to see the AP designers were thoughtful of evolving this design theme.
The Royal Oak Offhsore Juan Pablo Montoya two variants arriving titanium or gold. In my opinion it arrived on the scene in 2002, throughout time when Mr. Montoya was doing quick well within the F1 scene. Take note this is of the very most highly desired Audemars Piguet special edition F1 watches. Really, probably the most collectible special edition Royal Oak Offshore pieces available whatsoever. Essentially which makes it among the couple of that's available and costs greater than it in all probability retailed for around 8 years back. 1000 pieces in titanium, and 500 pieces in rose gold. It's no coincidence the race vehicle driver's title seems like he's a medication the almighty. He's in the end Colombian. Basically had among the watches, I'd let people think AP managed to get for any special, very persuasive client in South Usa. The timepiece chronograph hands have been in the colours from the Colombian flag, and there's a fascinating variation towards the standard "mega tapisserie" dial textures. In the centre, the pattern changes to resemble a track curve, a little just like a flag, or possibly the Microsoft Home windows logo design (surely the second).
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