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Hands-On: With The New Two-Tone Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15400
The big news from Audemars Piguet is a working prototype of this guy, and we're gonna get to that, but first here is a quick update. The standard Royal Oak, reference 15400, is now available in a two-tone case. Doesn't seem like much, and frankly it isn't much, but the two-tone Royal Oak holds a special place in the heart of many, as the original 5402 was indeed offered this way. Here are a few snaps of it. Price is set at $25,600 and more details can be found here. 2 OF 2

Wrist size vs watch size
Hi allI have long since been a strong advocate for choosing watches based on the size of your wrist; for instance, a 37mm Royal Oak on a 8.5 wrist is going to look odd, as would a 44 Offshore on a 6 wrist.I have 6.5 wrists so have typically avoided anything above 40mm; my collection until recently consisted of a Sea Dweller (40mm), a Daytona (39mm), a Royal Oak (37mm), and a Speedmaster Reduced (38mm).But then I fell in love with the Royal Oak Diver (a big 42mm). And I thought, what the heck!Personally, I think it is a little too big for me, but it is designed to be a big watch and to look big, and this is something that I hadn't really considered before. I tried on a 40mm Panerai and it looked wrong, because the design of Panerai lends itself to being big!So I've had a change of heart! It's ok to wear a larger watch as long as (a) the case/lugs don't overhang the wrist, (b) it is designed to wear big, and (c) it is worn with appropriate attire (i.e. I think the Diver can look good wit

Decisions...
So I need your advice, I currently have an AP ROO Elephant 26470ST that Im thinking of selling to get 2 Rolex (probably a Hulk and a DJII 18k black romans) and have some money left. And my decision is based on that the AP being a superb watch it is also very delicate, just thinking that I might ding the bezel (my other watches bang around the walls) will make the watch decrease its resell value, right now the AP is like new condition so wanna take advantage of that, but then I look at it and it is so nice that makes me think once, twice...infinite times about doing it...first world problems

Patek applications system
I've tried to educate myself on the Patek applications system, but I cannot seem to find every bits of the puzzle at this forum or other Patek forums. So I thought it'd be best to ask, and hope to get an answer from those members here that already went through this system of Patek. I of course do understand why Patek needs to maintain the applications system, and by no means I'd question the existence of the whole thing. I'm not even a Patek owner yet (just a huge fan), but in a few years I hope to be able to acquire one or two Pateks, and wondering what is the best way to get into the world of collecting Pateks, considering the applications system.1) How to know if a particular reference is only available through application? Is there a general rule, like anything up to a perpetual calendar complication is readily available, but everything beyond that is an application piece?2) When listing the already owned references, is there a rule that only one or two steps above (on the compl