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I like this one. I was able to compare it side by side with the Nick Faldo. The latter was not as nice mostly due to the very busy embossed guilloche pattern in the middle of the dial.
The Audemars Piguet 14790ST Military Dial – Why It’s Special (IMHO)
Wanted to share some thoughts (and feelings) on one of the most exciting Royal Oaks in my collection: the Audemars Piguet 14790ST sporting the rare Arabic/Military dial. This mid-size 36mm reference has been getting more love lately, but the military dial...
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I remember these fondly too. They aren't small on the wrist - wear a bit bigger than 36 mm on my wrist.
Thanks a lot for this very interesting review.
I've been very intrigued by and attracted to the 14790 and 17800 at some point. Some examples look really wonderful. So I fully understand the appeal of this Military variant dial. Best regards, Emmanuel ...
Agree...
I also prefer the brushed steel bezel to a highly polished platinum one, although the display back is a nice touch (especially during those time when it wasn't as common).
I love this 14790 military dial...
Availability was a lot better back in the days... purchased mine for I like these 36 mm ROs, and had the 14790 Automatic in blue dial, 14790ST Automatic in military dial, 25920 Quantieme Annuel, and 25594ST Moonphase. Enjoy this special RO - the dial look...