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I need help with my Royal Oak decision.
Jan 16, 2020,12:28 PM
I want an a 41mm Royal Oak. I’m going to have to pay after market to get it. I’ve come to terms with that. The issue is, I don’t have easy access to an AD to compare versions, so I’m turning to you.
Do you like the clean look of the 15500, the previous 15450, or the chronograph? I’m worried the 15500 may look to bare given the openness and size of the dial. Also, I’m leaning towards blue, but is the grey dial 15500 a better option? It’s less up front, but long term will it hold my attention.
Thanks for the guidance.
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I need help with my Royal Oak decision.
By: Watch4Me : January 16th, 2020-12:28
I want an a 41mm Royal Oak. I’m going to have to pay after market to get it. I’ve come to terms with that. The issue is, I don’t have easy access to an AD to compare versions, so I’m turning to you. Do you like the clean look of the 15500, the previous 15...
not an expert
By: Watch_kha_wen : January 16th, 2020-12:33
but 15450 is 37mm I believe so if you are aiming for a 41mm then I guess you'll find the 15450 tiny though... Kev
Correct...
By: India Whiskey Charlie : January 16th, 2020-12:52
The 15450 is 37 mm. The 15400 is 41 mm.
Why
By: Weems@8 : January 16th, 2020-13:10
Is it important to want a Royal Oak? AP have more models.
I'd go for the grey.
By: S.Song : January 16th, 2020-17:15
Less hype than blue, but reflects just as nicely.
I would too...
By: India Whiskey Charlie : January 16th, 2020-17:25
[not my picture again] ...
True [nt]
By: India Whiskey Charlie : January 17th, 2020-07:11
Blue
By: le_chef : January 24th, 2020-07:58
It’s a personal preference for sure, but my blue dial 15300 is going nowhere.