Audemars Piguet

I must say, I am still remarkably impressed with my new 15202. (Bought it from a friend) Its impact continues to genuinely surprise me, which is something I didn't fully anticipate. Owning both the 15510ST and a Royal Oak Chronograph 39mm, I perhaps assum...  

Superb choice! Congrats!! Sounds like the price of admission is worth it to you. I can certainly see how this can be a contender. But yes, there is no last watch 😉

Certainly a wonderful piece and suits you very well 🙌🏻👍🏻

and now you can feel it on your wrist! Enjoy! Best, Emmanuel

You can't just think "it's 2mm smaller than a 41mm". It's an entirely different feeling on the wrist. Enjoy!

Congratulations. Enjoy the beauty..., until the next one comes along. 😃

Thank you so much for all the replies, it means a lot to me and the blue on th dial is still amazing to me and I have other blue dials from AP

There is just something about the jumbo. The proportions of the case and bezel, the size and weight of it makes it outstanding. There is of course the watch, however there is always the next one!

Nice watch! I like the AP logo at 6 o'clock but was wondering if you also considered a 15300 which is the same size but significantly cheaper? Regards Eugene

They seem to have the same 39mm size but the case is thicker and a very different movement. The jumbo is so thin it’s amazing all other royal oaks are bigger. And it’s quite crazy. There is a space in your collection for each as they all wear differently ... 

I think of the 15202 as a little more fragile compared to the 15300. Both are 39 mm and this was a big factor for me in deciding to get the 15300 almost 20 years ago. 39 mm is the ideal size if your wrist can handle it IMHO.