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My first was a RO 15300, followed by . . .
. . . an Offshore Safari, then a 15202, and an Offshore Rubberclad.
Today, I have the very rare 25770 silver dial, which is easily my favorite of the Offshores I've owned.
Along the way I gave my daughter a Lady's Offshore as a graduation gift. It's stunning.
I hope I have another AP or two in my future before I call it quits.
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1st AP? Here is mine, from 2001
The first time I tried on this watch, I was absolutely blown away by the finishing quality. And from that time on, AP has always been my favorite brand. ...
Thanks orahu. The photo was snapped in Maui on my honeymoon.
"Basking in the Maui Sun"... it was a reference to The Running Man movie.
Mine was a 15202 many years ago
When it was trading 18-19K USD in the pre owned market. How times have changed and alas I don’t own it anymore Best Gatsby ...
Mine was also a ROO.
Not my picture but it shows the model. Congratulations on your 15k achievement and thank you for the great work as our AP moderator. Best, Gerard ...
Thanks Gerard. That is a helluva photo, whoever took it.
And to see that model for the first time in a while, what a cool Offshore!
Ahhh yes, I remember this one too.
A good love you had with it. Thanks for adding the photo.
I have the same experience with Omega
And from that time on, i belief Omega is the best for the money paid. But, wat a gorgeous AP Off shore you own Michael. A great watch. But 2, first i want a diver.
Omega sure does offer a lot of value for the money paid.
I love my AP's no doubt. But I would not include them with Omega from that standpoint.
My first and only.
Bought in the end of 2013, sold in 2018 I think. I was leaning away from the Chrono but my wife swung the decision for it. In hindsight if I’d bought the 15202 I would likely still own it at it was a better size for me. This is despite my waiting for the ...
I'm a huge 39mm fan.
But I am quite familiar with the 41mm steel case and bracelet, and it fits me about as well. Thanks for the shot of your previous piece, a real beauty.
My first was a RO 15300, followed by . . .
. . . an Offshore Safari, then a 15202, and an Offshore Rubberclad. Today, I have the very rare 25770 silver dial, which is easily my favorite of the Offshores I've owned. Along the way I gave my daughter a Lady's Offshore as a graduation gift. It's stunn...
You possess one of my favorite AP Offshores
And one of the very rarest - only 132 original specimens from the factory. PS - I believe I remember the 15300 ;-)
Those are good ones to have.
I once owned the NY La Boutique. A big regret to not keep that one!
