From the moment it was unveiled back in 1971, Royal Oak, designed by Gerald Genta for Audemars link Piguet, has forever been proposing variations and integrating complications yet pursuing its ever-so recognizable lines.His background is in graphic design, marketing, advertising – and, as he puts it "an obsession with watches." So, drawing on his wife's inspiration, he began designing his first watches. He took the pieces from the awful design phase to something he really loved. At that point, he thought to himself "Man, if I like it this much, I know someone else will too."In this setup, which puts the focus on the dive watch first, you get the best of both worlds. You get a tough, reliable, and useful watch (both for when diving, or otherwise – this being the core appeal of the dive watch) while also having the ability to easily manage a second time zone.
It’s been a rumor for quite a while, so the fact that Rolex is out and LVMH is in as of next year didn’t come as a surprise. Maybe the length of the firm 10-year contract is. In addition, LVMH won't promote just the historically correct watch brand TAG Heuer through Formula 1 but also many other luxury maisons under the group’s umbrella.These new link watches for the permanent collection have the same updated stainless steel case as the Take-Off Edition from earlier this year.But there's something "very vibe" about the design if you intend to take your watch anywhere near the water.If you flip the watch over, you can see the barrels through the openworked caseback. The movement is a hand-wound caliber, LM 105, developed in collaboration with Concepto, the Swiss tourbillon maestro. The mechanism, which incorporates 16 ceramic ball bearings, was three years in research and development, according to Louis Moinet.
Another option is the same bracelet without that micro-adjustment, which costs link US$80.Over the course of the last week or so, I've talked to a mix of dealers, collectors, and experts, all of whom spoke to me on the condition that they could remain nameless here. Nobody wants to get in the middle of a fight involving Patek Philippe and Antiquorum, and for good reason. I fully expected to get a lot of "stay away" responses, but opinions seem to be much more varied and nuanced than that.Yeah, it's niche. Yeah, any watch with a moon phase could more-or-less do the same thing. But I can't imagine any company other than Sinn executing it in such an earnest and committed way. They designed it as a tool – not as a gimmick or stunt, and that's why the watch matters to me.What does that all mean? I expected the delta between Vichet and Wenger cases to be larger. I'd also argue that the third series is a great way into the reference – though my bias toward the dial is clearly showing. At that point, collectors with larger budgets may also gravitate toward the rarer yet visually similar ref. 2438/1, leaving a bit of leeway for other collectors to pick up an important watch in the third series ref. 2497.

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