The APS Factory version of 15400 is the only version on the market that is interchangeable with all parts of the original version. All structural positions and assembly methods of the watch case are consistent with the original version.

V3 version of the all-in-one 3120 is the strongest "Steel King"

Same as the original: diameter 41 mm and thickness 98 mm.

V3 version upgrade - watch buckle - The new upgrade

The V3 version of the clasp has upgraded chamfering and polishing based on the V2 version. It has been manually polished through multiple processes and various fixtures, making it more rounded to the touch and not scratching the hand, while still looking strong visually.

V3 version upgrade - hands axis

Upgraded the central axis of the hands to solid, matching the original appearance, and enhanced the polishing of the hands to ensure a smooth finish without any burrs.

V3 version upgrade - watch strap

Upgraded bracelet brushing technique to achieve a straight effect, presenting a colorful display under sunlight. The clasp has been meticulously polished, with finer chamfering applied to detailed areas.

V3 version upgrade - watch buckle

The V3 version of the clasp has been upgraded with chamfered polishing on the basis of the V2 version. Through multiple processes and manual polishing with various fixtures, it feels smoother and more rounded to touch without scratching, while maintaining a steel-like appearance visually.

V3 version upgrade - watch case

The delicate brushing of the case and bracelet, along with the non-sharp craftsmanship, further highlights APS's meticulous attention to detail.

V3 version upgrade – movement

The movement perfectly replicates the original 3120 movement, a true integrated movement, no longer based on the 9015 with an added deck. Upgraded case polishing, along with new anti-fingerprint technology, ensures that the corners of the case back no longer discolor.


Note: The watch comparison information above is for reference only, and there is no guarantee of 100% accuracy. It should not be used as a standard example for authenticating genuine products.


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Dec. 15rd, 2023