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AP RO Perpetual Calendar
Hi mocopoletta,
Welcome to the AP forum!
I'm also a fan of the RO perpetual calendar and hoping to add one to my small collection one day. What design features captures your attention?
Here's a few pics for you:
An older version in YG:
This is a cool variation:
And my favorite:
Regards,
ED-209
First timer here....
And with a simple question ,not very challenging sorry but my thirst of knowledge only. I'm very captivated by the RO perp calendar,especially the skeletonized version(so much I'm toying with the idea of....ooops blushing now). The Ro never fully captured...
AP RO Perpetual Calendar
Hi mocopoletta, Welcome to the AP forum! I'm also a fan of the RO perpetual calendar and hoping to add one to my small collection one day. What design features captures your attention? Here's a few pics for you: An older version in YG: This is a cool vari...
You mean the steel and platinum one?
Very nice piece, but some feel the Pt bezel is a bit too shiney... ;-)
:P I do like the steel and platinum version however...
I just wished the platinum bezel was the alternating brushed and polished finish like other royal oaks instead of being all polished. IMO it's just too shiny. I actually like the polished platinum central sections of the bracelet links. I can do 30 lpi ha...
Thanks ED
Well,if I may say I especially like the understatement of the PC within the RO world.I rephrase it:the RO is a very popular watch and it graces the wrists of a lot of people,so at a fist glance you are wearing a RO ,but in reality you have a complicated m...
Hi Mo....
the skeleton version might be a bit harder to read but certainly more interesting to look at Cheers