Audemars Piguet Presents Millenary QEII Cup 2013 Limited Edition

In honor of the 15th anniversary of Audemars Piguet Queen Elizabeth II Cup in Hong Kong, the prestigious Swiss watch brand Audemars Piguet has introduced a limited edition jewelry watch Millenary QEII Cup 2013 Limited Edition, a perfect combination of classic elegance, high art and mechanical perfection. All 100 items will be presented at the famous equestrian competitions in Hong Kong in April.

Millenary QEII Cup 2013 Limited Edition watch by Audemars Piguet

If the previous model of the Classic had a pillow-shaped case, the design of the jubilee novelty brings neo-classical aesthetics and clean oval shape of the Colosseum in Rome. The sleek case of the novelty and a buckle on the strap of 18K white gold are encrusted with 339 round diamonds, aesthetically aligned in two rows.
It is no less attractive the design of the dial with 139 diamonds, with impeccable clarity. On the flange, the dial is made of silver-plated gold and guilloche. The markup is presented by printed Arabic numerals of different numbers and decentralized disc with a diamond inlay and Roman numerals. Whiteness of the numerals and central hands in white gold is set off by rich black hue of the handmade crocodile leather strap, creating a wonderful contrast with sparkling diamonds.
The novelty Millenary QEII Cup 2013 Limited Edition operates on the base of the manufacturing movement with automatic winding Calibre 3120, whose work can be seen through the sapphire glass, mounted on the back of the case with the QE II Cup logo and Audemars Piguet QE II CUP 2013 - Limited Edition. Carrying frequency of the caliber - 21,600 vibrations per hour, power reserve - 60 hours.

Audemars Piguet Millenary QEII Cup 2013 Limited Edition watch caseback

To buy the Millenary QEII Cup 2013 Limited Edition watch by the company Audemars Piguet is available at a price of $ 87,590, or $ 680,000 Hong Kong dollars.
P.S. The first Queen Elizabeth II Cup was held in 1975 to commemorate the visit to Hong Kong Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip. Since 1999, the company Audemars Piguet sponsors the international equestrian competitions, gathering in one place of the top- class jockeys, horse owners and trainers from around the world. Currently Cup prize fund is $ 14 million Hong Kong dollars ($ 1.8 million).

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Written by Lucy Vuiton