No love for AP Royal Oak Chrono 26320? Owners PLS show photos here :D
Hi everyone, I've been looking at getting an AP. I'm kind of torn between the 1.AP ROO (not the new ones with the exhibition back)2. and the AP ROC. I'm looking at definitely looking for a timeless watch, which will be relatively easy keep. I flip alot of watches, my Breitlings/IWC/Hamiltons etc but with this sort of money, i'm looking at a watch to keep for a long time. Some points i'm considering are:1. Whether the ROO will eventually be too 'large' for modern standards in say another 10-20 years (I know this is hard to gauge, and is more often than not subjective)2. How well the rubber parts on the crowns and pushers for the ROO would last (some say they go after a couple of years and are an expensive option to replace)3. Piggybacked movement for the AP ROO (although it is still an inhouse movement)4. Non-inhouse movement for the AP ROC (although I understand it is a highly regarded F Piguet movement)5. Size of the two watches, I have a PAM and I feel an AP ROO wears smaller. 6. I h

Show Me Your APs in the Snow!!!!
Here's my 15300 yesterday afternoon!

Alinghi Polaris
Was curious as to others opinion on the extra pusher ( compass ) controller, and the overall value of the watch in comparison to other AP ROO's of its class??

Rolex at - nah, not COSCO...
Overstock. (I'm sure all those who are fascinated by Costco listings should be thrilled at this.) also for sale are TT Daytona's and diamond accented DJs.Enjoy all you bargain hunters. This Refurbished Sea Dweller sale will disclose any enhanced?!? Parts. Nice.

Here is an article on Grey Market Dealers
I found this to be just an ok read. The author made it seem like its a rarity to see Rolex on the grey market, which we all know to not be true. And the author only touched on watches being sold at a discount. He made no mention of in demand watches like the Daytona C that goes for a premium in the grey market. quillandpad/2018/02/03/na...fores-archive/Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk