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14 August 2012, 01:41 AM | #1 |
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AP ROO BUMBLEBEE... I saw one in the wild last night and thought it looked fantastic... Any owners out there who can give me some pros and cons.... Thanks in advance!
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14 August 2012, 01:55 AM | #2 |
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Several people here have one (Mike, Bogdan, etc) and they would be the experts.
It's a great piece with the Forged Carbon. The yellow really pops. Might be more of a weekend watch with such a bright color, but I'm sure others might wear as a daily. Super piece in my mind. |
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It is a great watch and fun for weekends and casual days and for me Pittsburgh Steeler game day!
It is super light and really pops with the color combo! Highly recommend but not as an only watch IMHO.
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I'm trying to find the actual weight of the watch... Would u know it?
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great way to enter the forged carbon of AP
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As Ken said, I would also highly reccomend it but not as an only watch. I thought that my collection was getting boring with all black, white, blue dials so I had to add BB and Volcano. Couldn't be more happier with both. But again if I wouldn't buy it as my first AP.
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he essentially told me that while it's a superb looking watch, it'd probably be best after you've built up a bit of a collection of APs to spice things up. I think that was great help. Perhaps more versatile Offshores to start, then a Bee later? although if you're looking to get into forged carbon i believe that's probably the most affordable watch to get you into the material. good luck! |
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Not a first AP IMO.
But when you have 1 or more AP's in your collection the BB is a fantastic piece to add. Feather light forged carbon and a dial that really pops.
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It could be your only AP if you have other less flashy watches. I do agree that it's not really an everyday watch... not really a dress up kind of timepiece. It's ridiculously light, resistant to scratches, very high quality, and super under the radar. I love mine!
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A good mantra. Maybe it's because I'm still building the base of my collection that I feel a watch such as the Bee wouldn't work. Oh boy, here we go.....
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Thanks for all the replies....which specific offshore would be a better first AP.... i really love the 44mm
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But rose gold is looking good to add into the collection as well. You would be happy with either I think |
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if you want forged carbon, the 44mm is a stunner. The good guys here at TRF can get you a good deal on one I'm sure! |
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That Rose Gold is sick!!!! Love it!
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44mm ROO with ceramic bezel are all nice.
I have mounted this ROO at AD. It was great feeling and contrast on the dial Too bad it's just too big for me :( |
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I'm a little lost... I'm very very new to AP... I see the bumblebee listed at 42mm and 44mm... Are there 2 versions??
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