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Newb 15202ST Jumbo question
Hi AP guys. Quick question on the 15202ST Jumbo. For the older version (0944), i know there is a white dial and blue of course. But is there also a black/dark grey dial? Or is it just a super dark blue that can often look black/dark grey?Also, how many links does the standard bracelet come with? Thanks in advance!

ROO 42mm vs 44mm?
Hey everyone. As some of you already know, I just bought my first AP last week. Brand new 42mm ROO Black/Red from an AD in Singapore. Now my friend is asking me to trade my brand new watch with his 1 year old 44mm SS Novelty with whatever cash difference there is.Should I trade the 42mm to the 44mm? or is the 42mm good enough? thanks everyone.

My Ticket into the AP Family...AP Royal Oak 15400!
Overtime I have learned NOT to use the term grail for every nice watch purchase. However, in this situation there is no other term that is more appropriate than GRAIL! I've grown to have an appreciation for Audemars Piguet, but never seriously considered owning one as it was way out of reach. On Thursday all the stars aligned and I turned two great watches into one FANTASTIC one! I could barely sleep on Friday in expectation for my package to arrive on Saturday. Check out my new AP Royal Oak 15400! It cost me the crown jewel in my collection��my Rolex BLNR but it was well worth it. I LOVE THIS WATCH! In my family, every year the same angel goes at the top of the tree but the ornaments below the angel can and often change. My new AP RO will play the same role. I can't think of anything else I'd want at the Top of my Watch Tree but what's below it could and will change quite a bit. The watch fits great, looks great, and is well balanced on the wrist. It will be my go

Patek Philippe Nautilus - Comfortable?
Hello all,I am considering purchasing a Vintage Nautilus (3700), and thought I'd ask about what it's actually like to wear one. Specifically, are they comfortable? Do they ever get in the way or feel bulky? I really want a watch that stays in place, and after wearing it 5 minutes you don't really notice it's there. A watch you don't always have to adjust or fidget with, and doesn't pull or bite into your wrist the way so many do. Everything I've read on the web says they are extremely comfortable, but would love to hear from some owners. Thanks!