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A Royal Oak I like...
I was ready to be disapponted (and cynical), but that Royal Oak actually strikes me as an excellent reinterpretation of the RO as a Dive watch. Subtle and they didn't make it 45+mm.
(pedant time: the ISO spec is 6425...not the 5425 quoted)
Royal Oak Offshore Diver ref. 15703ST.OO.A002CA.01
(mostly press release) This model is water-resistant to 300 metres and thus well able to withstand the incredible pressure exercised in the depths of the ocean. It belongs to the prestigious category of diver's watches, the kind that have earned their ped...
target availability: 1st semester, 2010
This is not a Boutique exclusive edition, so I recommend calling your favorite local Authorized Dealer for up to date pricing and availability information.
Like this a lot.....does it have a display back..??
There is a lot in the press release about the high finishing of the movement so it would be nice to see it..!! Yours, Andy. PS - seen your reply below now..!! Solid back but understated. This message has been edited by Andy on 2010-01-19 11:36:21
no, alas. but this way, it is more consistent
With the tool watch intention of the watch. A solid back is more water tight than one with display back. TM
A Royal Oak I like...
I was ready to be disapponted (and cynical), but that Royal Oak actually strikes me as an excellent reinterpretation of the RO as a Dive watch. Subtle and they didn't make it 45+mm. (pedant time: the ISO spec is 6425...not the 5425 quoted)
Thanks for the pedantry! You know one of our old guiding principles
is "the right information, all the time." It could be just a typo, let me look into it. Cheers, TM
My new grail watch!
I have been waiting for a non LE diver! Now all I need are some funds!