Royal Oak Offshores...
Once upon a time, like 15 years ago, I had a few of them: Seems like people are shying away from these nowadays. I was very fond of the RBII and JPM too, and their prices are becoming quite attractive. On the other hand, the 15202 Jumbo in white dial whic...
It pops up here once in a while...
I'll keep you in mind when I see one. But it is a heavy watch, at 222 grams on the rubber strap and deployant buckle.
Ah... the End of Days is another beauty.
Were some of the Alinghi's delivered with that sailboat? Thanks for these pics, Salman.
I never pulled the trigger on one.
But I must have tried them on a hundred times over the years. div>With one exception, the original End of Days on the canvas strap, they all looked too much for my wrist. div>I went the RO route back then, but of course sold long before the hype train arr...
Lovely pic.
That Ti/Grey looks awesome, and a superb match with your outfit. The ones with round chrono pushers wear a little smaller and might work based on your picture. The Offshores are big and bulky, it took me a while to convince myself as they look big on my w...
In that group, the Sincere is the one I have always wanted.
And the lighter dial is the one for me. I have owned many Offshores over the years. The Survivor has always been my favorite.
I like the Sincere.
with its tantalum bezel. The design elements (firearms, tatical gears) of the Survivor is so unique. AP really pushed its boundaries with that one.