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Keep the CE diver it's cool you already have enough white metal watches | 11 | 31.43% | |
PT salmon dial used 65K | 8 | 22.86% | |
PT blue dial unworn 60K | 10 | 28.57% | |
SS/PT blue dial 30K | 6 | 17.14% | |
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7 November 2016, 09:41 AM | #31 | |||
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And yes open is much nicer than PC, it would have been another metal I wouldn't havep bothered |
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7 November 2016, 09:51 AM | #32 |
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Pretty hard choices. I would go with salmon.
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So to avoid such situation is to wear them selectively or not at all when the situation warrants a lower profile. Not so much the color of the watch case. Just MHO. That's why I keep my Sistem51 and Tissot handy for such purposes.
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7 November 2016, 11:01 AM | #35 |
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^ I agree with both statements......wrist presence isn't just based around the metal
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Yes but the Aqua is basically as low profile as you can go, sure it's gold, but the average guy will think it's a 10-15K watch, many people have gold watches here, but not many have full gold, the last time I saw one was a 5980-1R, and the guy was clearly not from around here, and that was a long time ago. As for the others, in years of wearing the 5712, only one person asked me about them, if it was the Royal Oak, lol, that's what I like in them, very under the radar.
Maybe one day, but for now can't imagine wearing full gold, too much attention for me... |
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I wear short sleeves (golf shirts, etc) most of the time vs under a dress shirt, so it doesn't help matters. Plus my milky white skin tone with the RG...ooofffff It's why I've owned the 26401RO three times. Stunning watch, but same issues. |
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Interesting, the director of the AP boutique in Paris, who sold me the diver, answered my mail saying that the 15407 in SS was not available actually and he will write me when they recieve one, of course they can show me the RG, guess I will take a look, if it fits me I will order it in SS, the price is less than I thought, and with discount, got 10 on the diver, suppose 5 or 10 is not a problem, plus tax refund, it is much cheaper than what I had thought, and would add something very interesting to my small collection.
I did try some RG skeletons last time I was there, fantastic though the 15407 wasn't one of them, but have no idea if they are 39 or 41... Quote:
Anyways thanks for the skeleton idea, if the fit is good for me I think there should be an incoming, hard to say when as I don't know when they will recieve one, but if the RG fit is good will most surely put an advance for the SS. About the diver selling it would be stupid, so it will stay, it will always be time when I need the money, to see what piece to move, in any case I didn't know what was the retail on it, basically 43K euros, I was expecting more around 48, so if I get a small discount and tax refund as I live outside of the EU, it is very interesting... Lol 3 times is a lot, it is a stunning watch, just a little too loud for me, was quite hard to decide between it and the Aqua, as for me they are my 2 favorite and 'reasonably priced' RG on strap pieces, but had a feeling that if I got the AP I would rarely wear it and it would go. The Aquanaut fills perfectly the RG spot for me... |
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8 November 2016, 01:14 PM | #41 |
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15407= 41"
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Not a big fan of the 15400 size as I find the proportions better in 39, but I think it should look better with skeleton dial, in any case don't love the SS 15305, too much grey going on, 15407 might be nicer in thar sense. |
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