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With the Seamaster, you buy the link hot thing of the moment, but what if Omega releases a version on a better link bracelet or in a 39mm case? A Rolex Submariner is perhaps a bit boring, but you know link that you will enjoy it for life, whatever version/generation you get.

Audemars Piguet did so well at this sale that we could almost make this exclusively from AP references. Of particular interest was a Royal link Oak link Perpetual link Calendar ref. 25636 in rose gold and titanium with a skeleton dial. Dated to 1996, this RO QP represents one of the latest versions from the earliest days of the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar.