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it is a 5402...
and Garret,
i don´t like to make you unsure about your Royal Oak, but if it is possible, first contact Le Brassus to talk with them about your watch
and send them pictures - but also only the number from caseback must be enough , so that they can look at there "books".
I think it was, when leaving the factory, a 5402 - but not the steel version. From the number on the caseback I believe it was
a 5402 SA (stell/gold-version).
After there answer you have to decide what to do with the watch.
I only write this, because you payed for the watch and you have to pay a lot of money for the service.
regards
Stephan
My 5402 is taking a little trip ...
To the service facility in Clearwater, Florida, for an overhaul. I suspect that it will ultimately head from there to Le Brassus, but we'll see. I have owned this watch for about seven years now. I bought it from a dealer in New York, who had in turn (and...
it is a 5402...
and Garret, i don´t like to make you unsure about your Royal Oak, but if it is possible, first contact Le Brassus to talk with them about your watch and send them pictures - but also only the number from caseback must be enough , so that they can look at ...
Thanks, Stephan ...
The same thought had occurred to me, given the number on the case back. I find that unlikely, though, for two reasons: (1) the replacement parts (dial, hands, bezel, bracelet) would presumably have to have come from AP and I can't imagine the company woul...
it is a little bit courios...
and you are right regarding at the parts and cost. Perhabs you saw my posts here in the forum. Belive me - it is not my intention to be the only one who knows the right details about the 5402, but i worked hard to compare all what was writen about, checke...
