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I would be exactly where you are. The head says yes (rare, mechanically special, etc) but the heart hesitates (I appreciate the finish, but do I like it??) I usually follow the heart as my experiences with the former tend to create safe queens 😔 [nt]
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AP RO Double Balance Wheel Openworked (15407ST) - Should I pull the trigger?
The movement is special with its patented double balance wheel mechanism and the openworked dial is beautifully executed, IMO. The watch is also very rare. So I tend to pull the trigger. But I still have some difficulties in getting used to the look of th...
I love this reference because the openwork dial is made in a modern way and not in a “rococo” (dated for me) style (That’s why I love the GP Laureato Skeleton Ceramic too for instance)
Here, the fact you have a double balance wheel is a true good point too (something rare in the same vein that few Moser for instance and, ultimately, more exclusive than a tourbillon today for me). In addition, it’s particularly well enhanced thanks to th...
If you don’t get used to the dial but appreciate the movement
I’ll wear it for you I think the answer here is clear. It’s pretty damn cool. I’m sure you’ll adapt!
You need to love to look at the dial...
Personally, I need to love looking at the watch or risk is high I would not be wearing the watch. That said, if you think you would get used to skeleton dial... This is a great watch, beautifully executed skeleton movement! Just my 2 öre. Best Blomman
For me its for sure one of the best looking RO till today 👌🏻😘
If you can pull the trigger then i would see YES 👍🏻
it's nicely skeletonised
but what would jar to me is the mixture of gold finished and grey finished parts within the movement. If they were all grey or rhodium I would find it much better balanced to look at. Just my 2p. I really can't help you with the decision though. Sorry! Ti...
You might want to try out the previous version
To see which one has a better feel for you. Some prefer the slightly smaller case (39 mm). But in any case (pun not intended), a fantastic AP! J
It is exceptionally stunning and exciting to look at.
While I prefer the 39mm versions, there is no denying how awesome the watch is on the wrist.
This watch is (ahem) extremely rare in stainless steel...
It's something akin to seeing a unicorn...just like trying to land a Perpetual (26579) in ceramic! Best, Alfred
Man, how could you possibly ask this question?
of couuuuuursseee! That is one of the most beautiful RO around especially this particular version. What a beauty 😍
