Audemars Piguet

This AP Royal Oak 15202 “Extra-Thin” with a green dial. The case and bracelet are made from platinum. It certainly looks very cool ! ...  

Oh wait, it’s a Royal oak!!😂😝

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And when we don’t it looks a little odd. That’s also a factor in play here with my reaction and perhaps that of others. It’s just looks odd because it’s not what we are used to.

But is green the official colour of AP?

I wonder how it would look with a white metal bracelet? Credit SJX ...  

- be more robust to shock.... - have a longer power reserve.... - quick date change..... - maybe bring the more elegant designed rotor back, this current one is a bit too industrial to me..... Heck, if anything, pay JLC to do it, since it’s their movement... 

Personally, I think they should take the opportunity to redesign the movement and open a new chapter for AP.

I think it’s a little challenge to the “industry,” also, I think this 1972 released movement, obviously designed well before that, is still, from what I know, the thinnest full rotor-ed automatic movement. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

...ll probably milk it till past jumbo anniversary.

Not my cup of tea. The tapisserie dial is synonymous with the Royal oak. Without it it looks off

I realize the case and bracelet are platinum, but $105K seems a bit over the top for this watch. And, as others have said, the watch just feels 'off' without a tapisserie dial.

Horrendous!!!