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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Grande Complication (26571RO.OO.A010CA.01)

I was very pleased with the item I ordered. Shipping time and quality of the product was excellent.

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Review by Geraldo Berrios, From Canada St-lin Laurentides

Audemars Piguet Jules Audemars Automatic Rose Gold Men's Watch 15157OR.OO.1229OR.01

This is a very cute littleAudemars Piguet Jules Audemars watch. Its only real problem, is that it is hard to read. Or maybe its just me? Fun bling. Great for the price.

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Review by Derek Warneke, From Espana S.c Tenerife

Audemars Piguet Millenary Automatic Diamond 18 kt Yellow Gold Ladies Watch 77302BA.ZZ.D094CR.01

This is a very nice Audemars Piguet watch. It is just a little too big for me.I hate to send it back..............

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Review by Tina Duffy, From United States Cedar Grove

WORLDTEMPUS - 15 December 2011
Being the first to produce an in-house minute repeater in the famed city of Glashutte is no mean feat. And, interestingly, it was accomplished by the company one would have least expected to see it come from.
Ferdinand Adolph Lange patented a simple quarter repeater in 1866 and in 1873 his son Richard Lange began producing a version with an updated mechanical design utilizing a separate spring barrel and stabilized by a typical Glashutte three-quarter plate. The company made about 700 of these up to 1940 (most before 1914). All other repeaters made in Glashutte were based on ebauches supplied by Audemars Piguet or LeCoultre, which the Le Sentier-based company made especially for Glashutte entrepreneurs (among them A. Lange & Söhne, Julius Assmann, and Durrstein). These ebauches were described in LeCoultre's sales catalogues as the "genre allemande" (the German type).

Hommage
Returning to hometown Glashutte after an absence of 65 years, the Hommage pays tribute to both this and to the company's founder, Dr. Ernst Kurtz. Kurtz had had the foresight to leave Saxony after World War II before the Allied Forces divided the country, making Glashutte brand Tutima the only one able to continue production in West Germany after East Germany was formed. Fate was therefore kinder to Tutima than to that of other Glashutte brands, and for the last 65 years it has built a reputation for excellent, well designed, reliable pilot's chronographs using Swiss movements encased in Ganderkesee, Germany.

Tutima's Hommage is high horology based on Glashutte's values and tradition with particular attention paid to stability and exquisite finishing as dictated by the town's historical thinkers and Tutima's own founder. The Hommage, a three-handed minute repeater, is powered by 32 mm hand-wound Caliber 800: comprising 550 individual components, it beats at a frequency of 21,600 vph. With a matte, frosted, gold-plated traditional finish and a Glashutte three-quarter plate, this exceptional movement is directly identifiable as a product of it geographical location. The steel repeater parts - every single one of which have been manufactured and tin-polished to perfection in Glashutte - culminate in the two gongs attached to the case for better resonance. Housed in a 43 mm case of solid rose gold or platinum with the choice of a classic or skeletonized dial, this masterpiece is strictly limited to 25 pieces.

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