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The reference for the 1972 Royal Oak is 5402 not 5204
The watch was originally launched as ref. 5402 in SS with the AP logo at 6 o'clock. After the first 200 pieces the AP logo appears at 12 o'clock. Here's a picture of my two-tone ref. 5402.
Royal Oak jumbo vs Royal Oak Jumbo
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Thanks for the information, Thomas!
I have been enjoying the opportunity to learn more about AP from you here on our new AP forum. Cheers, Daos
Thanks, Thomas
I was travelling and just had the chance to read your reply to my follow up question. I understand now, and it makes sense. Thanks again fro taking the time to reply. Best, respo
The reference for the 1972 Royal Oak is 5402 not 5204
The watch was originally launched as ref. 5402 in SS with the AP logo at 6 o'clock. After the first 200 pieces the AP logo appears at 12 o'clock. Here's a picture of my two-tone ref. 5402.
Thanks for pointing out the typo; I'm not sure about your numbers re: dial
Hi, I am fairly sure there were more than 200 pieces/dials with the AP just over the 6 vs AP at 12...I have seen even C series with AP over 6, and by that point that would be well in the 3000 piece range...of course, I realize the C series dial could have...