
Jmaguire17's acquisition of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Flying Tourbillon 26730ST in steel presents a classic collector's dilemma: the desire to preserve a pristine timepiece versus the joy of wearing it. His choice of the smoked blue grand tapisserie dial over the titanium version highlights the aesthetic allure that often sways even the most pragmatic collectors. This article delves into the nuances of this reference, exploring the community's perspective on owning and enjoying such a significant complication.



It’s meant to be worn so don’t worry about it 👍
You got a great piece. Don't fret the scratches. To wear a watch like that - nothing better!
And wear it as much as you can 😉
That’s the issue with brushed finished pieces that they are scratch magnets
A beast! Wear it ruthlessly.
Bestow upon it life and memories! Glorious piece mate and wear it in good health! This Royal Oak deserves to be worn!
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