That's a fine set of divers.
I didn't bond with my JC. The hight was the main issue. I'm really guna have to try on a few. Good excuse for a London trip me thinks.
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I am on the list for the taupe 43mm with AP house and they suggested around a 6 months wait, which didn’t sound as bad as I had feared. They are rumoured to increase prices imminently though, so I suspect it will be around £38k in a few weeks.
I love the piece when trying it on last week, the dial is mesmerising. It did seem quite large though and I have a SD 43, so I’m interested you think they wear similarly. I’m pleased if that is the case but I want wearing that when I tried the other day. Do you have any wrist shots of the SD for comparison?
I also loved the textured rubber straps on the green 42mm offshore so I hope they become available for the 43mm in time!
Of the new 43mm ROO’s the Taupe is far and away the most popular version. Based on my understanding anything less than 12 months would be a huge result. And as yet no price increase as they’ve all reappeared back online after a number of references were moved into the legacy section.
I’ll dig out some pics when I’ve a moment but if you’re ok with a SD43 a ROO 43 will honestly be fine.
I’m adding a Green 42 Offshore Diver next year and as you say the straps on those are nice and I’ll add the calfskin option to the 2 standard textured rubber straps it comes with in Green and Black.
AP have now officially launched the 15500 Royal Oak replacement with the 15510. Link below. So far there’s only two colours on their site, grey and silver dial, though I believe the blue, black and new green will be there soon. The ‘AP’ has been removed and the batons are clearly longer.
https://www.audemarspiguet.com/com/e...1320ST.03.html
https://www.audemarspiguet.com/com/e...1320ST.05.html
50m wr... Just why just why In 2022
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Their incremental changes are smaller than Rolex! Damn
+1, lots of stupid comments get made regarding WR, it's something that people don't really grasp, they get hung up on the fact that watches with bigger numbers are out there and consequently see 50 as a small number.
What matters is whether the watch will keep water out whilst being subjected to the rigours the owner subjects it to, it isn`t like buying tyres with more tread on them. High WR is achieved by a thicker case that doesn`t distort, unless you're subjecting it to serious pressure a 50M rated watch will be fine.
Regardless of rating, once the seals have deteriorated or been damaged all bets are off!