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This is Watch Your Style.
Today I'm gonna be doing a review on the new AP 41 millimeter Perpetual Calendar.
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So AP redid the whole perpetual calendar.
The original one was a 39 mm, which I mean I'm not really that crazy about the 39 millimeters,
but obviously I'm crazy about the 41mm case.
When they finally redid it, it obviously looked really nice.
I mean, the first thing that caught my attention was the detail on the lunar phase.
I mean, it just got like a really nice slate rock, which like a lot of detail.
It almost looked like there's glitter in there.
As cheesy as it sounds, but that's what it actually looked like.
The whole balance of the dial is amazing.
This particular one that I have here for you is not the normal perpetual calendar that
comes with the blue dial.
This is actually a Latin America edition, which is limited to only 100 pieces.
Actually, a really hard watch to get and the whole layout of the dial with the subdials
in blue to me completely changed the whole look of the watch.
Bottom line is this is a heavy hitter.
You know, it's hard enough to get the standard one already.
This one being 100 pieces Latin America edition, completely changes the whole ballgame.
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So you know, AP is one of those brands that has like legit limited edition pieces, not
like some of these other brands that have a limited edition for just pretty much everybody,
AP really knows that they're doing.
I mean, with the 100 pieces of this variation, obviously targetted towards the Central America
market or just any collector in general that wants that look and that different look on
that dial.
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So the 5134 movement pretty much includes everything you'll want on a perpetual calendar.
It's got the day and the date.
It's got the 52-week indicator, which is something pretty cool and I actually had to see the
time for like six times before I even noticed that it had that.
Obviously it's got a lunar moon phase, so on and so forth.
I mean, it's a cool looking watch guy.
It almost looks as balanced as the chrono, but obviously is a lot more fun and action
going on there.
One of the things that I'm not too crazy about this watch is all the little pushers on the
side to kind of set everything.
I mean, not that we should have five crowns on there to work all of that, but I don't
know man.
I just feel like at some point, we should kind of start getting away from all those
little pushers everywhere.
It's cool though.
It comes with a solid gold pusher, as opposed to the Patek one that's really more made out
of wood, which just a couple little accessories.
This one actually has a solid gold pusher, which is pretty cool.
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So one of the cool things about this under-pieced Latin America Edition perpetual calendar is
that it brings a giant Audemars Piguet painted metallic box.
It's actually about this size.
It also has a watch winder inside, so it's like a next step.
I mean, the AP boxes are already nice to begin with, but this one they kind of went above
and beyond.
You see it also brings an alligator strap in the navy blue with the yellow stitching
that also has a gold deplyant clasp and the adapters.
Can't tell you the amount of people that call me with these watches, whether it's the chrono
or the non-chrono, that want to know if it brings another strap or if they can get another
strap.
A strap like that will probably cost you about 6 grand by the time you get the adapters and
the deployant clasp.
This watch brings it as well.
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So you already know the way I feel about AP and the Royal Oak.
I mean, I'm AP gang, gang, gang!
I'm all about AP.
This particular one, heavy hitter!
You know, being that it's also limited, adds to it as well.
One thing that I saw about this watch as opposed to the standard perpetual is that the rotor
actually has engraved the front fascia of the original building of the AP factory.
Another cool thing that they add to the exclusivity of the watch.
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So the standard AP perpetual rose gold has a retail of about $95,000.
This one being the Latin America edition, is at $105,000.
Now, the standard one, you know you can kind of get them under retail, but this one is
gonna be really difficult to get one at retail.
It's probably gonna be going over an easy 10 grand over retail at the current moment.
As far as the Watch Game goes, I mean it's pretty much a heavy hitter.
Anything in AP rose gold, heavy hitter.
When you add the complications to it, you already know!
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My name is Eric.
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