Would you trade Daytona 116520 for AP 15450ST?

[Calatrava r]

15450 is the best RO out there to me. I got the white dial. I would not part with any SS Daytona at this point for any other watch regardless of how little it is worn. The market may surprise you years from now and you cannot replace it easily.

[StackLexus17]

Originally Posted by Collector2019

the guy has small wrist and 37mm RO "which wears 39mm" would sit on his wrist perfectly.

37mm is for ladies.
Wouldn’t do this at all.


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[Fat_ninja]

I wouldn’t make the trade

[Collector2019]

Originally Posted by StackLexus17

37mm is for ladies.
Wouldn’t do this at all.


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That’s you, your writer size, your preference. But not his!!!!


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[tcpx]

I’d definitely do it personally

[Plai]

I would not do this trade, even it was a straight trade. I have both 520 and 500 Daytonas and seriously considered a 15450 to add to the collection (I had an AP 26300). After trying it on, it felt noticeably small. It did not feel like a 39mm or comparable to the Daytona as many have stated. For reference, my wrist is only 6.5 inches.
Your Daytona is your first watch, its discontinued, its incredibly popular. I fear you will regret doing the trade in the future. I would just buy the AP but suggest you compare the 37mm to the 41mm RO's side by side and make a decision then.

[Singslinger]

Originally Posted by locutus49

If you don't wear a watch, then sell it (IMO).

I agree. To me, watches are meant to be worn as often as possible and if they're not, then best to sell.

[soran]

The 15450 does look small on the wrist compared to a 116520. Might be similiar lug-to-lug if you count the outer most rigid parts. But the overall look of the watch is smaller than the Daytona. The dial is small and the bracelet tapers a lot more.

[Batmannr1]

That 116520 is a Rolex ‘grail’ watch. I would think twice to trade it for a 15450st. I would trade it for the AP ’grail’ watch, the 15202st, but that would require a lot of extra $$$