Reply With QuoteThe Aventurine dial version is currently completely out of stock but should be available towards the end of the year.
The Ice Blue and Royal Blue versions are available.
I'm eagerly awaiting the PRS-54 to come back into stock on the 5th of March as I want to (almost) complete my six-piece collection with something classy and dressy for evenings out, something I now do with my gorgeous, yoga instructor girlie.
I know the Everest and similar models fly out the door like they've been propelled by a 90's movie explosion, but does the PRS-54 go as quickly or is it more progressive?
I'm hoping to get an Aventurine dial - love it!
The Aventurine dial version is currently completely out of stock but should be available towards the end of the year.
The Ice Blue and Royal Blue versions are available.
I like both the blues to be honest, I'll see what I can get when they come back into stock.
Any excuse for a gratuitous photo of the PRS-54, I was really happy to snag the salmon dial variant.
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That's very nice.
eHaving handled one of these I was very impressed.
Two words of advice : buy one!
LOL! Excellent advice matey.
Do have to admit the gold PRS-54 is a thing of beauty. I wish it was a 36mm, but even at 38mm it's still a tempting buy
Will the beads of rice bracelet be on sale separately sometime?Originally Posted by Brammer
Would there be any point? Not sure the PRS-54 shares a case design with another watch so it's not like you'd be able to put it on an Everest (for example)
If it wouldn’t fit an Everest then I agree. Shame though, as it’s expensive to buy a BoR with a solid end link (or indeed a pressed hollow one). Loads of cheap, straight ones about.
PRS-54 is 38mm, PRS-25 is 36mm - even if the lug widths are the same I'd imagine they have different end links unfortunately
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