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Il-Re · 12 November 2024, 02:35 AM

Hi all, was just wondering if anyone had any experience or knowledge of this model (56023ST) which has the AP 2506 caliber. I found the below on another thread and seen things on youtube, but other than that I cannot find much more information. Is this a watch to steer clear of? My main concern as I have seen on youtube comments is if something happens to the circuit board the watch is then essentially ruined? are older quartz watches not repairable? in this day and age it seems hard to imagine something as simple as a 3 hand quartz cannot be repaired. I also noticed on the specific model I was looking at the dial has a tropical patina coming on, should I expect this continue throughout the dial?
Thanks

12 November 2024, 02:35 AM	#1
Il-Re "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: London Watch: Rolex GMT2 Posts: 62	AP Royal Oak 56023ST - Quartz no good? Hi all, was just wondering if anyone had any experience or knowledge of this model (56023ST) which has the AP 2506 caliber. I found the below on another thread and seen things on youtube, but other than that I cannot find much more information. Is this a watch to steer clear of? My main concern as I have seen on youtube comments is if something happens to the circuit board the watch is then essentially ruined? are older quartz watches not repairable? in this day and age it seems hard to imagine something as simple as a 3 hand quartz cannot be repaired. I also noticed on the specific model I was looking at the dial has a tropical patina coming on, should I expect this continue throughout the dial? Thanks Attached Images __________________ AP Royal Oak 15202ST - AP Royal Oak Offshore 25721ST - Patek Philippe 5120J - Vacheron Constantin 43039 - Rolex GMT Master 2 - Rolex DJ36 - Breguet Type XXI Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso Duo - Cartier Tank Large

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