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15202 with cal. 2121/3 Full wind left overnight, then worn for 3 hours, then spring rested for 20mins. Pos Rate Amp BE 3h 0 279 0 12h 2.4 277 0.2 not adjusted 9h 2.8 279 0.1 6h 3.6 271 0 DU 12 302 0 DD 9 307 0 Lift angle 56 Average of 9h, 6h & DU =6 s/d=real wearing Amplitudes look strong for this 1
The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak "Jumbo" ref. 15202 is a significant reference within the Royal Oak collection, known for its close adherence to the original 1972 design. It maintains the distinctive slim profile and integrated bracelet that defined the initial Royal Oak, distinguishing it from other Royal Oak models that introduced different sizes or complications. This reference is particularly valued for its historical continuity and minimalist approach to the Royal Oak aesthetic.
This reference features a 39mm case, typically crafted from yellow gold, with a thickness of 8.1mm. It is fitted with a sapphire crystal and offers a water resistance of 50 meters. Powering the watch is the self-winding Caliber 2121, a movement known for its slimness and a power reserve of approximately 40 hours. The dial is presented in blue, complementing the yellow gold case and bracelet.
For collectors, the 15202 represents a direct link to the Royal Oak's origins, appealing to those who prioritize historical accuracy and understated design. Its production run from 2012 to 2019 makes it a sought-after reference among enthusiasts of the "Jumbo" lineage. The combination of its classic dimensions, integrated bracelet, and the Caliber 2121 solidifies its position as a key reference in the Audemars Piguet catalog.
Thank you for posting this, I have often wondered about the performance of the 2121
Great info. on your Jumbo! It appears you have a very healthy patient ;-) Your post makes me want to run out and get a timegrapher. Yours looks like an Otto Frei model I've been considering. If so, are you pleased with it so far? I understand you can hear the beat noise from a built in speaker. Can you describe what it sounds like? A heatrbeat? A beep? Just curious. Thanks!
I suggest you get the best you can afford. As I no longer had access to a 'proper' one, whilst I would love a Witschi Chronoscope, I can't justify it. However, as I continue to regulate some of my own lower end pieces and to help with that and keep an eye on amplitude, diagnose hairspring and other problems, to inform conversations with watchmakers doing work and to minimise service interventions in general until really necessary, I was curious too and did buy a perfunctory Weishi 1900. I believ
This first time around I'm going for something pretty basic and low-end. Once I get my feet wet, I might step up to something higher quality, although I suspect a basic unit may satisfy my simple needs. Thanks again for your input!
Brand new Jumbo 'Extra Thin*' 3h 6.1 295 0.3 12h 3.2 295 0.0 9h 2.4 291 0.3 6h 11.1 295 0.4 DU 9.6 321 0.1 DD 12.2 316 0.2 Average 7.4s/d Average of 96DU 7.7 s/d max D 9.8 s/d 30 deg Max D 3 pos 8.7 s/d *I hate that name. Running +4 to 5s/d on the wrist (Estimate 12-15 s gained over 72 hr) Velociphile
How did you come up with the 12-15s estimate over 72 hours?
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