SteveH
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Yes, stick hands and no...
Yes, stick hands and no leap year indicator. One source I found said this edition was from 1995 and another said 2001.
Hope to see you soon and show you.
Pics of Royal Oak Perpetual Skeleton SS/PT
Thanks for all the great responses to my last thread. I received the watch today and absolutely love it as is. Certainly a bit more "bling" than the standard stainless steel piece, but not so much that it is uncomfortable to wear. This is really a very sp...
I' ve thought more than once about getting a RO perpetual skeleton.
In my opinion, one of the nicest Perpetual of the modern times. With the VC Patrimony PC skeleton, and the JLC Master 8 Days skeleton, which plays a more modern register. I'm pretty sure you will easily and happily live with it. Best, Nicolas.
Stunning find Steve.
Enjoy and wear in the best of health. Hope to see at a future GTG. JerryW
wow pretty~
and cute baby! the polished platinum bazel looks quite creamy, first time i see such cheers, Ed~
congrats in order
on an EXCELLENT acquisition. its one of my favourite ROs, if not fav. best, Horo
I just noticed that the subdial at the 12o'clock position shows...
Congrats again Steve. Great pics, it's always cool to see the RO perpetual skeleton especially this rare piece. I just noticed from your pics that the month subdial at the 12 o'clock position displays the month and doesn't have the leap year indicator. I'...
Yes, stick hands and no...
Yes, stick hands and no leap year indicator. One source I found said this edition was from 1995 and another said 2001. Hope to see you soon and show you.
Congrats, Steve!
Awesome catch which looks really dandy! See you at SIAR? All the best, Alex
Well done on this jewel Steve..
do not even think to tuoch the bezel,you own a gem! Mo
Congrats
Thats a beautiful watch Steve! I like the shiny bezel as it gives it an extra dimension. Enjoy! Andrew
