What We Love
This one came in on a trade-in. It’s a bit newer than the neo-vintage Royal Oaks we usually go for but we really enjoyed wearing it.
The blue and grey dials get most of the attention on these, but we’ve got a soft spot for the white. It goes a little silvery in certain light and works really well with the steel.
37mm feels about right for a Royal Oak you’d wear most days. The integrated bracelet gives it a bit more presence than the size suggests, and it still slips under a sleeve easily (important for London). It’s got a screw-down crown too. Just a really easy watch to wear.
The case and bracelet are razor sharp, and it comes with its box and papers.
What You Should Know
There are scratches from use. The bracelet is fairly short and fits up to an 17.5cm wrist as it is, however you can buy extra links from AP if you need them - steel so not too expensive either.
What We Love
This one came in on a trade-in. It’s a bit newer than the neo-vintage Royal Oaks we usually go for but we really enjoyed wearing it.
The blue and grey dials get most of the attention on these, but we’ve got a soft spot for the white. It goes a little silvery in certain light and works really well with the steel.
37mm feels about right for a Royal Oak you’d wear most days. The integrated bracelet gives it a bit more presence than the size suggests, and it still slips under a sleeve easily (important for London). It’s got a screw-down crown too. Just a really easy watch to wear.
The case and bracelet are razor sharp, and it comes with its box and papers.
What You Should Know
There are scratches from use. The bracelet is fairly short and fits up to an 17.5cm wrist as it is, however you can buy extra links from AP if you need them - steel so not too expensive either.
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