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Audemars Piguet Millenary Black Dial Steel Men's Watch 15049STOO1136ST01

First, I wanted a silver-toned watch, not silver and white. Second, I was expecting bold, but this is HUGE! It's even larger than a standard men's watch and heavy to boot. Definitely not something I would wear every day, which is what I wanted. I found the extra links easy to remove, but the links did tend to twist a little and require maneuver

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Review by Analisa Enad, From Sweden Hindas

Audemars Piguet Millenary Precieuse Diamond and Pink Sapphire Rose Gold Ladies Watch 79385OR.ZF.9187RC.01

This Audemars Piguet Millenary watch is exactly what I wanted. Much nicer than it looks on the computer

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Review by Lucy Noble, From United States Baton Rouge

Audemars Piguet Classic Tradition Perpetual Calendar Silver Dial Brown Leather Men's Watch 26567TIOOD092CR01

The Audemars Piguet Classic Tradition Perpetual Calendar Silver Dial Brown Leather Men's 26567TIOOD092CR01 watch is just as described. It appears to be of high quality. I plan to use it for semi-casual dress. The band is comfortable. Overall, I'm happy with it.

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Review by Ivanko Ivanov, From USA Plainview, New York

Audemars Piguet has recently transferred its Madrid headquarters to number 3 Marques de Villamejor Street. This building, one of the most emblematic in the Spanish capital, is the work of architect Antonio Palacios Ramilo, who also designed the Palace of Communication in Plaza de Cibeles, now Madrid City Hall.

This stately building was constructed in 1908 at the request of Tomás Rodríguez, a businessman from León, who created the dairy Mantequerías Rodríguez (his descendants still live in the area). Today, the building is a protected artistic and historic monument.  

It is a fine reminder of the extensive use Antonio Palacios made of plants and ornamentation. The facade and the interiors are a combination of floral and geometric decors that evoke the influence of the Vienna Secession. A work of the known Spanish architect that most closely relates to modernism.
Palacios was very meticulous in his architectural style; he was very fond of details like door handles and aesthetics which still testify today to his genius. In this building, he paid such attention to finishes that even the pipes are decorated.

A small street in the Salamanca district, the Calle Marques de Villamejor has three buildings designed by Antonio Palacios. One was in fact the residence of the philosopher Ortega y Gasset.
The renowned architect Tarruel, himself a neighbour of this building and in charge of renovating it in depth, explains: "This renovation required almost surgical interventions, with an accuracy worthy of a watchmaker." Words that seem almost prophetic when you realise that Audemars Piguet has decided to set up its Iberian headquarters on the first floor of this building.
The decoration of the new Audemars Piguet offices has been entrusted to the firm CGR Arquitectos, which has found a way to instil the brand's values into its own style. Oak woodwork, green plants and textiles that evoke the colours of Audemars Piguet's origins, the Vallee de Joux in Switzerland.
The new offices offer the opportunity to all friends of the brand to discover the newest collections in a private and friendly environment. Client after sale service also located in the same building.

To break the rules, you must first master them - 40 years ago, Audemars Piguet broke all rules of fine watchmaking when in 1972 it introduced the ground-breaking design of the Royal Oak, the first luxury sports watch in Haute Horlogerie. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Audemars Piguet's iconic timepiece Royal Oak, the Swiss Manufacture from Le Brassus in the Vallee de Joux has put together a unique, ephemeral exhibition, open to the public. Launched in New York in March, and following its stop in Milan in April, it continues to Paris at the Palais de Tokyo for a short five days only from June 6th to the 10th.

Using design, photography, sound and film from three unequivocally 21st century artists, Sebastien Leon Agneessens, Quayola and Dan Holdsworth, the Manufacture has curated an exhibition of 100 exceptional timepieces set against the backdrop of a stage that underscores Audemars Piguet's origins, mastery and artistry. These rare watches, from the very first Royal Oak in 1972 to the latest models, will be revealed in an exhibition showcasing the brand's ability to innovate and create. Visitors will also have the opportunity to visit a watchmaker's area including a brocading dial machine where they can closely observe the artistry of Audemars Piguet's craftsmen.

Inaugural party of the exhibition

Renewing ties with nature
These days, the pupils of twenty schools in northern Armenia are simply unbeatable on the topic of environmental protection. This is just one of the benefits of the nature conservation awareness-raising programme run by NGO Shen and funded by the Audemars Piguet Foundation.
Hundreds of plum trees and rose bushes planted around the schools involve testify to the success of the project initiated in the autumn of 2006. They are the visible tokens of an endeavour involving training teachers and organising in-school and extra-curricular classes, as well as creating a Friends of Nature network set up by the Shen activity leaders.

Rebuilding
After the devastating 1998 earthquake, professors and students at the Erevan Polytechnical School created a NGO dedicated to the physical, economic and educational reconstruction of the building. Despite the upheavals of independence and the longstanding conflict in the Upper Karabakh region, Shen - which means "prosperous community" in Armenian - has continued its work among rural communities.
Via the Swiss Protestant Aid (EPER) organisation, Shen requested funding from the Audemars Piguet Foundation to cover a project aimed at promoting the environmental education of children in three northern areas of the country: Tavush, Kotayk and Shirak, encompassing a catchment population of over 30,000 inhabitants.
Evaluating
One of the particularly unfortunate legacies of the communist era is that the country now finds itself with a seriously degraded natural environment and a population little aware of the need to protect its surroundings.
In an initial phase, the programme focused on pinpointing the educational needs in terms of environmental knowledge, and then on selecting schools with motivated teachers and plots of land suitable for creating organic gardens for the future project beneficiaries. The programme began with cleaning up the land near the schools..

Training
The following stage involved training 70 teachers on ecological issues and in using participatory pedagogical methods. A multidisciplinary team created material tailored to 14 and 15 year-olds, the main targets of the action. Combining instruction, discussions, trips and practical work, the programme thus established is now implemented by several schools in the country.
Uniting
To ensure its action achieves the greatest possible impact, Shen has set up a network of parents designed to unite the project beneficiaries in various communities. By publishing tracts and organising meetings with local authorities, along with holding competitions and writing reports on such activities for the local media, these groups have managed to spread the news about the environmental protection awareness-raising efforts to a broad public. Women have played a crucial role throughout the programme.
Ensuring follow-up
One of the main initial difficulties lay in the school authorities' reluctance to overload school curricula with a new subject. Thanks to its contacts with the Ministry of Education and local leaders, the NGO managed to have ecology instated as an optional subject in the country's schools. Maintenance of the gardens created since 2006 and of their irrigation networks remains an essential factor in the follow-up to this operation.