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Royal Oak 15202 has landed.
Finally, after 2 years I'm back with AP.
Had a 15300st and a 25860st wich I both sold almost 2 years back. No regrets on the chrono,
but boy what did I regret selling the 15300st. A friend of mine, who own's a watchshop and has a fantastic private collection
offered me his 15202. The watch is from 2006 and it's next to new. Needless to say, I pulled the trigger!
Royal Oak 15202 has landed.
Finally, after 2 years I'm back with AP. Had a 15300st and a 25860st wich I both sold almost 2 years back. No regrets on the chrono, but boy what did I regret selling the 15300st. A friend of mine, who own's a watchshop and has a fantastic private collect...
Fantastic.
Congratulations! Enjoy it. Vte PS: I have the 40th anniversary here by my side, and it's VERY tempting. By now, out of reach. ...
Congratulations: One question, though...
Which one do you prefet? This former version, or the latest one? Anyway, congratulations on your new piece. I am sure you will enjoy it more than those you let go. Best, Nicolas
This one.
For the following reasons; -Thinner bracelet, just like the original. -White datedisk. -Shape of the rotor. -Dial color. This one is charcoal, where the new version is only available in blue. The only thing I like more on the new version are the double st...
Welcome back!
The 15202 is a great choice. Obviously quite thinner than the 15300 you were accustomed to, which I am sure makes for a new feel on the wrist. Congrats on the pickup!
