Audemars Piguet, the Swiss haute horlogerie manufacturer that is constantly researching materials, has launched its first alluvial gold watch. This new 18K gold alloy (a cross between white and rose gold) reflects light delicately, creating multiple expressions depending on the angle and light of the light. The watchmaker chose this new precious metal to create the 41 mm Royal Oak Skeleton Flying Tourbillon watch. In keeping with the case and bracelet, Caliber 2972’s skeletonized bridges and main plate are also coated with sand gold, while the multi-layered structure is distributed on both sides of the watch. This new electroplating color creates a subtle contrast with the rhodium-colored components inside the movement, creating a unique three-dimensional effect. The Royal Oak Flying Tourbillon Skeleton Watch is the perfect combination of complex technology and modern design.
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U4GM - 8 Exclusive Fallout 76 Items You Can Only Get Through Quests
Fallout 76 is packed with unique loot, but some of the most sought-after items can only be earned by completing specific quests. Whether you're a veteran or a newcomer, these exclusive rewards are worth the effort. Here are eight standout items you won’t find lying around—or even by buying cheap Fallout 76 Caps.
1. The Dragon (Quest: "Mistress of Mystery")
This powerful black-powder rifle fires four shots at once, making it a beast in early-game encounters. You’ll unlock it by progressing through the "Mistress of Mystery" questline, a fan-favorite storyline in Fallout 76.
2. Silver Lining (Quest: "Flavors of Mayhem")
A unique Gatling Gun with bonus damage against robots, Silver Lining is a must-have for heavy gun enthusiasts. Complete "Flavors of Mayhem" for the Raiders to add this beast to your arsenal—no need to hunt for cheap Fallout 76 Items when quests reward you this well.
3. Skippy (Quest: "Someone to Talk To")
This talking Mr. Handy blade is as entertaining as it is deadly. Found during the "Someone to Talk To" quest, Skippy offers hilarious commentary while slicing through enemies.
4. Medical Malpractice (Quest: "An Ounce of Prevention")
A unique .44 pistol with increased critical damage, Medical Malpractice is perfect for VATS builds. You’ll earn it by finishing the "An Ounce of Prevention" quest for the Responders.
5. Voice of Set (Quest: "Mistress of Mystery")
Another gem from the "Mistress of Mystery" questline, this .44 revolver deals extra damage to robots and synths. It’s a great sidearm for any wasteland explorer.
6. Black Diamond (Quest: "Into the Mystery")
This ski sword with a +1 Strength modifier is a melee lover’s dream. Grab it early by completing "Into the Mystery," part of the original main questline.
7. Perfect Storm (Quest: "Cold Case")
A 10mm SMG that sets targets on fire? Yes, please. "Cold Case" rewards you with this fiery weapon, making it a standout choice for aggressive builds.
8. The Gutter (Quest: "The Motherlode")
A vampiric combat knife that heals you with each hit, The Gutter is a survivalist’s best friend. Unlock it by finishing the Wastelanders quest "The Motherlode."
Why Quests Beat Buying Gear
While you can always look for cheap Fallout 76 Caps or browse for deals, some gear is simply irreplaceable—and quest rewards often come with unique effects you won’t find elsewhere. Plus, the stories behind these items make them even more special.