pat1964
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My first AP
Good morning everyone,
I am fortunate enough to hold a small collection of watches and I am now looking to add my first AP.
I tend to gravitate towards steel sports watches, so my interest is in the 41mm Royal Oak 15400ST. I have a Panerai and a Breguet XXI, so a larger watch suits.
In the UK a blue dial is only available via a Boutique (meaning London) and there is a very long waiting list and also there is a lot of hype around the blue dial as being the true DNA? I am actually interested in the silver dial and wondered what the views of the forum are?
Regards, Patrick
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My first AP
Good morning everyone, I am fortunate enough to hold a small collection of watches and I am now looking to add my first AP. I tend to gravitate towards steel sports watches, so my interest is in the 41mm Royal Oak 15400ST. I have a Panerai and a Breguet X...
Pat1964 do what your heart desires ..
For me it’s 15202st blue dial having a true DNA of the original RO ... ...
Love silver dial
Yep I have the silver dial and have enjoyed it for several years- wouldn’t think about trading
Excellent! I don't worry about "true DNA" or "historically correct" or the like
These notions do amuse me and are not uncommon around here. The silver dial is a wonderful look, if you like that, go for it without hesitation. My first time only / date Royal Oak was a silver 15300, I thoroughly enjoyed it and never longed for a differe...
15202
I personally liked the 15202 which is only blue now... But you can get a 15202 silver on Chrono and they are more affordable than blue. So my vote goes to 15202 preowned in silver.
I have owned both the blue and the white/silver...
...and while both are no longer in my possession, the latter is quite a stunner! The white changes to a cool silver with a tilt of the wrist while the blue changes to a um...blue. (But what a blue it is!) Alfred
