audemars piguet millenary dual time 25778or.oo.d067cr.01

The competitive horological world has recently welcomed the Millenary Hand-wound Minute Repeater watch, created by Audemars Piguet. Equipped with the audible indication of time, the oldest of all horological complications, this model is available with an oval-shaped case, rendered in titanium. Its measurements are 47 mm x 42 mm: width and thickness indicated respectively. The case of the new Audemars Piguet watch is fitted with a powerful three-position winding crown and a sapphire crystal back side.The timekeeper comes equipped with a non water-resistant dial, performed in anthracite grey. The off-centered display is completed with applied pink gold Roman numerals. Sweeping smoothly over them are skeletonized hour and minutes hands. The small seconds are ticking away in a silvered counter, located in the lower part of the dial. The minute repeater slide activator is featured at 7 o'clock. The functions, provided by the new Millenary Hand-wound Minute Repeater watch, are brought to life by the brand's proprietary hand-wound calibre 2910 movement. It features the dimensions of 37.90 mm x 32.90 mm: width and thickness indicated respectively. The total thickness of the movement constitutes 10.05 mm. The caliber incorporates a direct-impulse AP escapement and a variable-inertia balance, fitted with inertia-blocks. Composed of 443 individual parts, the movement beats to the rhythm of 21,600 vibrations per hour and offers a respectable 165-hour power reserve.Entirely finished by hand, the mechanism boasts hand-polished bevelling, interior angles, snailing, hand-drawn file strokes, horizontal "Cotes de Geneve" motif as well as circular-graining on the main plate.The new Audemars Piguet is accompanied by a hand-sewn black crocodile leather strap, which strikes the eye with large square scales. The strap is closed with a titanium AP folding clasp.

Watch fans who like a lot of information from their timepiece may be interested in a new model by Audemars Piguet.Called the Quantième Perpétuel Jules Audemars, the features on the timepiece's face could be the first element which jumps out to consumers, the Watch Observer reported.That is because it not only displays the current hour and minute via two elegant hands, but Audemars Piguet, which has produced watches since 1875, has also designed four mini-dials, with each giving its own feature.Each of these display the current day, date, month and moon phase, all of which are neatly designed to appear in the centre of the timepiece in a way which distinguishes each detail without causing packing too much in.The reviewer of this watch gave it a score of 80 out of 100, noting: "Not only is the dial well balanced, but above all clear, thanks to the systematic use of registers rather than (sometimes) unsightly apertures."