cvstos Posted July 26, 2011 Report Share Posted July 26, 2011 (edited) ..and parsed through the series? I find the Ceramic BB <2-3 weeks by TT, attractive> , but then some similar Tourbillons (non-faux), also seem attractive too, though in the circa 700 $ range : At that price, would you choose the AP Tourbillon over the BB. ? AP0136B - Jules Audemars Skeleton Tourbillon SS/LE Black Tourbi AP0029 - Jules Audemars Tourbillon WG Black AP0134B - Jules Audemars Skeleton Tourbillon RG/LE Black Tourbi AP0134A - Jules Audemars Skeleton Tourbillon RG/LE White Tourbi AP0136A - Jules Audemars Skeleton Tourbillon SS/LE White Tourbi The King BB is too big I think for me. In terms of the BB series, if not AP, I am currently tossed up between the following 3 watches linked: HUB043A - Mag Bang Limited Ed RG/TI/RU Grey A-7750 HUB127 - Big Bang Black Ceramic Black Magic A-7500 28800 bph HUB090A - Big Bang Tourbillon RG/RU Black Flying Tourbillon As well, seriously tossed up about this non ceramic Stainless Steel version, also 1:1, $10 Cheaper. Also, this caught my eye on first glance, originally.. HUB0141 - Big Bang Evolution SS/SS/LE Blk A-7750 28800 bph Good taste? Your honest opinions please... By the way, I am not a TT sponsor, and am in the 7-10K watch passing range. My preferance is for Silver and Black, although , Iam not averse to trying out Rose Gold. 28,000 bph movement is a definite. Am i wrong in thinking that the 7750 valjoux is the only option in this genre? Also, is Double AR over Single AR worth it? vs. the compromise in available stock watch options? If i limit myself to stock Double AR Thanks for your input Guys! Edited July 26, 2011 by cvstos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cvstos Posted July 26, 2011 Author Report Share Posted July 26, 2011 (edited) ..and parsed through the series? I find the Ceramic BB <2-3 weeks by TT, attractive> , but then some similar Tourbillons (non-faux), also seem attractive too, though in the circa 700 $ range : At that price, would you choose the AP Tourbillon over the BB. ? AP0136B - Jules Audemars Skeleton Tourbillon SS/LE Black Tourbi AP0029 - Jules Audemars Tourbillon WG Black AP0134B - Jules Audemars Skeleton Tourbillon RG/LE Black Tourbi AP0134A - Jules Audemars Skeleton Tourbillon RG/LE White Tourbi AP0136A - Jules Audemars Skeleton Tourbillon SS/LE White Tourbi The King BB is too big I think for me. In terms of the BB series, if not AP, I am currently tossed up between the following 3 watches linked: HUB043A - Mag Bang Limited Ed RG/TI/RU Grey A-7750 OLDHUB127 - Big Bang Black Ceramic Black Magic A-7500 28800 bph VS NEW (2-3weeks) HUB0139 - Hublot Big Bang Evolution SS/CER/LE Black - Asia 7750 HUB090A - Big Bang Tourbillon RG/RU Black Flying Tourbillon As well, seriously tossed up about this non ceramic Stainless Steel version, also 1:1, $10 Cheaper. Also, this caught my eye on first glance, originally.. HUB0141 - Big Bang Evolution SS/SS/LE Blk A-7750 28800 bph Good taste? Your honest opinions please... By the way, I am not a TT sponsor, and am in the 7-10K watch passing range. My preferance is for Silver and Black, although , Iam not averse to trying out Rose Gold. 28,000 bph movement is a definite. Am i wrong in thinking that the 7750 valjoux is the only option in this genre? Also, is Double AR over Single AR worth it? vs. the compromise in available stock watch options? If i limit myself to stock Double AR Thanks for your input Guys! Edited July 26, 2011 by cvstos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cib0rgman Posted July 26, 2011 Report Share Posted July 26, 2011 I saw one of these yesterday; I took my kid to the dermatologist and he was wearing one, but one of the chrono hands was moving as a quartz movement.... are also available on quartz. I doubt that he wears rep, this guy is loaded he also has an all gold Santos or I think is a Tank... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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