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I would go for the 40th anniveraary
It is almost identical to the original 1972 Jumbo release, save for some details that a discerning eyecan spot on - among others the calendar date, the dial and the bracelet.
If you can't wait, the pre 40th anniversary version is still ok.
Good luck on the hunt. I know you will be able to land one and add to your stable of fine watches.
which 15202 and why?
i've a dilemma of sorts...been looking at both the 40th Anniversary and the one before it. i can't seem to make up my mind on which one. maybe you guys can help me figure it out. if you were in my shoes,which one will you choose? TIA...
The 40th. anniversary.
Just think it looks better. AP at 6, blue date wheel, new clasp etc. However, the old rotor has a following and is arguably the more decorative and appealing. cheers fernando ...
Good information Fernando.
Hard to argue with that great photo too. Thanks for sharing it.
I would go for the 40th anniveraary
It is almost identical to the original 1972 Jumbo release, save for some details that a discerning eyecan spot on - among others the calendar date, the dial and the bracelet. If you can't wait, the pre 40th anniversary version is still ok. Good luck on th...
thanks Harry...
i hope to see a pre 40th anniversary up close soon and hopefully make a decision.
A friend will be coming home soon
And will be able to show the pre 40th Jumbo. Hope to see this I'm the flesh.
Previous version for me...
It has a shallower rehaut (the dial and hands are all but touching the crystal), a more attractive rotor (IMO, naturally), the now-classic "AP" deployant), a thinner bracelet (sorta the point with this watch), and in my case, the charcoal dial, which can ...
Thanks Adam...
I've recently seen the 40th anniversary model...and you're right about the rotor. It wasn't the same as the previous model,quite different. I'm waiting to have a look at the one with the blue dial before I decide.
15202
I just acquired the 40th anniversary from the NYC boutique. I wanted a new watch with warranty and did not have the time or desire to conduct a proper search for the original. Both are beautiful and in an ideal world I would own both. Can't go wrong here ...
for me either dials would be a great keeper...
it will boil down to which one I guess you can get frst. All of them are very hard to come by nowadays esp the bnib 40th. good luck in your hunt
The previous version,
As I prefer the smaller case size, still not small at 39mm (I am developing a preference for 38, 38.5; 39mm watches), the rotor, etc as shared already below. Gary
thank you...
to everyone who gave their thoughts to my query. without your valuable inputs,i would not have been able to arrive at a decision. :)