Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15202: A Collector's Farewell and Future Plans
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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15202: A Collector's Farewell and Future Plans

By jlc.thomsen · Mar 9, 2020 · 39 replies
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In a poignant post, jlc.thomsen shares the bittersweet moment of parting with his Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 'Jumbo' Extra-Thin ref. 15202. His decision, driven by a 'master plan' to acquire a Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar, sparks a lively discussion among collectors about evolution in AP's design language and the enduring legacy of the 15202. This article distills the community's insights, offering a retrospective on a watch often hailed as a 20th-century icon.

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I will probably regret this forever. But somethings in life are just like that and decision is made. Going through the final cleaning and box and papers dusting and checking before my appointment today with the dealer taking it in commission.











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AM
amanico
Mar 9, 2020
Think it twice because once it is gone, it will be super hard to get it again. Given the current prices of the market... [nt]

JL
jlc.thomsen
Mar 9, 2020
Thanks Nico.

It’s just the way things are now, there is not a long way up to the RO QP which is the master plan. What do you think about the new QP?

AM
amanico
Mar 9, 2020
Superb. Now I understand. [nt]

JL
jlc.thomsen
Mar 9, 2020
πŸ˜…thanks Nicolas [nt]

JP
jp884
Mar 9, 2020
Nahh, just wait until the next market correction and they will of a sudden be abundant at good prices, everything is cyclical. [nt]

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Reuven Malter
Mar 9, 2020
I hope you will not regret it. One of the few pieces that are never boring [nt]

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