You mean....you can get one or the other...at retail?

Allocation or ability to get one aside.... you already know ST is not limited so I will say the IP is the keeper.

If paying market price at current crazy premium for the IP, then decision may be different.

Good luck and let us know.

AP 15202

By: kiat55 : October 17th, 2018-14:42

Hi Guys, would like to know your opinions: Between the 15202 ST and the Limited Edition 15202 PT/TI , which of these is a real keeper?? Would appreciate your kind comments. Thank you.

You mean....you can get one or the other...at retail?

By: Clueless_Collector : October 17th, 2018-14:51

Allocation or ability to get one aside.... you already know ST is not limited so I will say the IP is the keeper. If paying market price at current crazy premium for the IP, then decision may be different. Good luck and let us know.

Depends on your preference ...

By: Bokfu : October 17th, 2018-18:09

IP for collection and under the radar all purpose watch; ST for everyday wear without worrying about being scratched.

I am fascinated by the Ti / Pt. The hue of the dial and the contrast between the two metals make it look unique, refined, and cool at the same time. [nt]

By: amanico : October 17th, 2018-21:41

Both are keepers, but the 15202IP would be the last watch to leave my collection.

By: Pretty Boy : October 17th, 2018-23:47

Best, Volker ...

WOW. That is high praise, especially given how long you have owned it.

By: MichaelC : October 23rd, 2018-20:11

Glad you love it so much.

15202ST

By: @openworked : October 18th, 2018-02:30

I’d go for the steel version.

A vote for the ST version.

By: Greenwatch : October 23rd, 2018-19:24

I couldn’t care the metal which looks almost similar to the steel version. I couldn’t care if it is limited at all. I care about the design and the practicality of the watch for daily use. The ST meets all my criteria.

I own the steel, tried to add the IP and was denied.

By: MichaelC : October 23rd, 2018-20:15

Yes, I would have bought the IP if I had access. But I would not trade my steel version for it, which is much more the essence of an original Royal Oak in my eyes (and I always prefer matte / brushed surfaces over polished ones).