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sirish19 · 12 July 2017, 10:54 PM

Similarly, I had desperately wanted to get an AP to complete my Holy Trinity so was obviously in the market for a Royal Oak. I tried on the 15400 and 15300 and liked both. But, not wanting to skimp on money and have regrets later, I decided I wanted the 15202 (sight get unseen). After talking to a few AD's, I was also distressed about the challenge in finding the Jumbo. I ended up buying Fromm David SW here for a great price and had my dream watch in no time. Despite the lack of second hand and screw-in crown, I find this watch abundantly more interesting than the others based on the ultra-thin movement, micro-patisserie dial and heritage. The money is different indeed but if you can make the money work, go for the jumbo, you won't regret it.

Good luck

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12 July 2017, 10:54 PM	#31
sirish19 "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Real Name: Stephen Location: Tokyo Watch: PP-VC-AP Posts: 1,003	Similarly, I had desperately wanted to get an AP to complete my Holy Trinity so was obviously in the market for a Royal Oak. I tried on the 15400 and 15300 and liked both. But, not wanting to skimp on money and have regrets later, I decided I wanted the 15202 (sight get unseen). After talking to a few AD's, I was also distressed about the challenge in finding the Jumbo. I ended up buying Fromm David SW here for a great price and had my dream watch in no time. Despite the lack of second hand and screw-in crown, I find this watch abundantly more interesting than the others based on the ultra-thin movement, micro-patisserie dial and heritage. The money is different indeed but if you can make the money work, go for the jumbo, you won't regret it. Good luck Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk __________________

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