MichaelC
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Visually, there are no differences.
There are several dials that were made under the old 25860 reference and the newer 26300 reference. There is a difference in the case construction and how it is assembled. I would be surprised if an F series is a 26300 and not in fact a 25860. Since the watch has no papers, the only way to know for sure is to have the watch inspected by an AP Service Center, where the case numbers and movement numbers can be looked up in the factory registry.
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RO Chrono 25860 and 26300 (how to tell apart)
Hello, I am in a dilemma. Looking to pickup a Royal Oak Chrono with standard blue dial. The seller has it listed as a 26300st. The case is an F series. However, upon further research, the earlier version 25860 looks identical. Can someone tell me how I ca...
Visually, there are no differences.
There are several dials that were made under the old 25860 reference and the newer 26300 reference. There is a difference in the case construction and how it is assembled. I would be surprised if an F series is a 26300 and not in fact a 25860. Since the w...