How to Select the Luxury Watch [buyer’s Guide]

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Watch

tagheuer,cartiers,audemars piguet timepiece,luxury watch,hublot watch,luxury watches for men,expensive watches,luxury watch brands,luxury watches for women,high end watches for men,mens watches luxury,ladies luxury watches,high end watches for women,luxury watch brands for women,luxury female watches,expensive wrist watches,hublot wrist watch,really expensive watches,most valuable watches,upscale men's watches,female luxury watch brands,hublot timepiece,luxurious watch for ladies,luxury timepiece brands,most expensive timepiece,movado watch sale,expensive watches for men,high end watches,best luxury watches for men,movado watch price

Royal Oak Watch

AUDEMARS PIGUET

BUY AT AUDEMARS PIGUET

Yes, the Royal Oak is still very much part of the meta. Next to Patek and Richard Mille, the Audemar is probably one of the most referenced watches in the past decade. Is it a watch that matches its hype? Maybe. It is probably one of the most copied watch designs in history, which is funny when you look back at the historical context. The AP’s industrial, almost brutalist look was scoffed at when it originally appeared on the market.

Those exposed screws were a big no-no. But now everyone wants a piece of this watch. The movement is next level, finishing immaculate, and in my opinion, is one of the best-designed watches on today’s list. It’s another historic timepiece worth your time if you can dish out the coin. Just like Rolex, the beef with this watch is the availability — a factor that drives up the aftermarket to dizzying levels.

Page 15 of 16