pfang56
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Good points!
Sometimes the quirks and features add to the charm and uniqueness of this model. I guess it’s more important to keep with the original base movement and it’s features.
Amazing still that anything that is 50 years older looks so classic and timeless…whereas in the area of Rolex there have been moderate changes to models like the Sub (crystal, bezel, materials, dimensions, etc), the Royal Oak seems to be pretty close to the original. Maybe that’s why it has been so successful!
Cheers
Peter
Royal Oak
I hope and expect 2022 models are as perfect as previous ones. Nothing I would change on this one ...
There will be a couple of dial colors with the bee movement for the ultra thin with a bee reference
Releases will be throughout 2022
Beautiful. And perfect...
While I look forward to the 2022 models, I have to say, this model is already so perfect that I can't imagine the 2022 models being any better...
I am most curious about how bold any changes are.
Could it possibly become 40mm? Might there be a model with numerals on the dial? Probably not, but soon we shall see.
Couldn’t agree more.
It’s perfect the way it is (especially after you get the AP tool that helps in the winding and date setting processes).
Nothing like having the right tool for the job.
An older shot here of said AP tool ...
Indeed. Unless you go gray...
Or spend an incredible amount of money, you really need an established relationship with a boutique.
Yes I agree wholeheartedly…but two considerations!
Would you update the movement to be a quickset? As you pointed out, you need a special tool to wind / set the date with the crown. And What about this watch in full cermet, or at least with the bezel? But this remains the ultimate icon. Cheers Peter
Personally, I am not bothered by the current date mechanism...
It goes with the charm of that particular Royal Oak. But why not update it? Perhaps they will use a newer in-house movement that offers a quickset date. Cermet, absolutely. For all the criticism of AP doing too many versions of things, they have mostly al...
Good points!
Sometimes the quirks and features add to the charm and uniqueness of this model. I guess it’s more important to keep with the original base movement and it’s features. Amazing still that anything that is 50 years older looks so classic and timeless…wherea...
I would definitely wish for a quickset.
Although the date adjustment is still better than the 24h non quickset mechanisms it is still a pain to adjust. The 15202 I find is the nicest looking RO but I wouldn’t mind a movement update. Just to be clear it shouldn’t be on the expense of the size an...
15300
I am fond of the 15300 with the 3120 movement. I do not mind the modest increase to 9.4mm. I like the overall size and the classic white date wheel. I would, however, prefer two hands, though I go back and forth on this.
Although I'd consider myself a huge RO fan I would wish for a micro adjustable bracelet.
At this price point they need to strive for perfection
They do offer a 1.5 link
I I think for most wrists, that allows for a very good fitment. But not adjustable on the fly, that is for sure.
Micro Adjustment without tools should be the standard.
VC overseas has a fantastic micro adjust function and now even Lange has. I don’t even want to talk about Rolex Omega Jlc Iwc and Tudor who are in a different price class
Nobody would know better than you Sir
Great to see you here Jerry! Hope all is great your way
I certainly hope
That they will leave the date window behind. And please more green dials
Interesting thought.
I have had it as well. But I am in no way bothered by the date on this model, especially with the matching color.