ronhan
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If this version of the Millenary would be still available today...
...there would be some customers for it, don't you think so?
Love the simple and clear dial.
Greetings, Ron
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If this version of the Millenary would be still available today...
...there would be some customers for it, don't you think so? Love the simple and clear dial. Greetings, Ron ...
That's a beautiful watch. I should know, I have one too ;)
But I don't know why you think the Millenary line isn't for men...AP would certainly disagree. True, some variants are more feminine then others, but most versions are perfectly acceptable as a man's watch.
That's right, of course, for the older collections.
But the actual collection has female customers on target only, when looking at their homepage.
Interesting. Just checked the website and am surprised that you have to search to find the 4101 and there's only two version shown, neither of which is available anymore--listed as 'legacy'
They really are pushing the female market now. I assume they want the CODE 11.59 to replace it as a man's watch.
Exactly there is royal oak 14790 military dial
Good looking watch in my opinion. I have one and comfortable on my medium size wrist.
