B.P.W.
Bad Productivity Watch We all have them. This one is at the top of my list (and his Brother Starwheel is just as bad!). Please add yours too! ...
If I am on Earth for when that day comes, I will look only to the sky.
Will I even have a watch on? That would be interesting!
Not mine, but has ruined my productivity anyway
Looking at it makes my head hurt... OK that's a little better, but what are all those buttons down the left side doing? Arrrggh. ...
My Friend, you have me beat. Quite easily.
Saw this last summer. It is the biggest fish in the ocean, without question. ...
Indeed, and I very much admire the design work!
AP thought through every aspect of the watch. I feel it is the most unique Royal Oak Offshore chronograph they have ever created.
Too fun on the wrist. Quite comfy, leaning towards the heavy side
Despite being titanium and ceramic.
Great shots!
The masculine design of the Survivor has a certain timelessness to it. M4
Absolutely not. The protectors are a huge part of the Survivor DNA.
It would be a much different watch without. Here is a shot with the guards open. As you say, super large! ...
Ha - BPW..
That Survivor has so many incredible details. Do you randomly play with those crown guards in your spare time - I know I would! Anyway wearing this trusty piece - always enjoy the satisfying movement and ticking of the tourbillon - always animated! Cheers...
OOOF. One of the best Royal Oak Tourbillons they have released!
So different with the flat dial, but how well it works with these colors and the tourbillon complication. It is a real standout piece! I do play with the guards. It is a cool, tactile sensation to operate them. AP dialed in the spring loaded tension perfe...
Thanks! This watch still continues to win on total wrist time...
But that Survivor. Out of all of the outstanding pieces released in the Octavio era, I think the Survivor is my favorite. Wish they could commission one special piece with him! Cheers Peter
What a great idea. Collaborate with him on a commemorative Offshore
Heightened audacity with Royal Oak Offshore mostly left when Mr. G did. I miss those days!