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swt · 9 July 2018, 06:06 AM

Never really been much for quartz watches, but I'm quite liking the aesthetic of this unusual, near 30 year old item.

Anyone owned one and/or able to express an opinion?

sleepmd · 7 July 2020, 08:51 AM

Long delayed reply - sorry! I had this model for a few years and eventually sold it as a package to get a JLC Reverso.

Typical and classic Royal Oak design although in a smaller case (33-34 mm?) Great weight due to the tantalum used and that also gave it a great dark grey look without worrying about scratching a DLC finish.

Quartz so no issues with timekeeping.

Only real negative to me was the smaller case meant an almost too small date window that was hard to read - probably why I gave it up.

9 July 2018, 06:06 AM	#1
swt "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2018 Location: London Posts: 16	Opinions sought - 56175 aka 51675TT Nick Faldo Championship Never really been much for quartz watches, but I'm quite liking the aesthetic of this unusual, near 30 year old item. Anyone owned one and/or able to express an opinion?

7 July 2020, 08:51 AM	#2
sleepmd "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2020 Location: California Posts: 2	I liked mine Long delayed reply - sorry! I had this model for a few years and eventually sold it as a package to get a JLC Reverso. Typical and classic Royal Oak design although in a smaller case (33-34 mm?) Great weight due to the tantalum used and that also gave it a great dark grey look without worrying about scratching a DLC finish. Quartz so no issues with timekeeping. Only real negative to me was the smaller case meant an almost too small date window that was hard to read - probably why I gave it up.

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