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Latest pick up!
It's not the newest, not the most complicated, not the most limited, not the most sought after and probably the most common AP out there, but for some reason the black dial stainless steel rubberclad resonates with me more than almost any Royal Oak Offshore. I truly believe I love it so much it's because of the way the luminescent numbers light up a slight tint of green even while under daylight, just can't stop staring! 
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Latest pick up!
It's not the newest, not the most complicated, not the most limited, not the most sought after and probably the most common AP out there, but for some reason the black dial stainless steel rubberclad resonates with me more than almost any Royal Oak Offsho...
It really is!
I\'ve gone through a good amount of offshores (volcano,bumblebee,rose rubberclad, Safari, Grand Prix Carbon, 44mm Rose Novelty, 44mm Carbon, Survivor) and they\'ve all come and gone besides the 44mm Carbon, but this one just does it for me really no other...
At the end of the day...
That's the most important factor - you love it! Wear it in the best of health! J
That is an awesome rendition of the Offshore.
Definitely a representation of audacity by AP. My first AP was the silver rubberclad. I really enjoy that watch with both dials.
