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Explore pfang56's bold decision to take his Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Tourbillon Chronograph snorkeling. A deep dive into luxury watch wearability, water resistance, and the philosophy of enjoying high-complication timepieces.
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first bracelet scratch sucked
but now Im at piece with them All my watches is for my using pleasure and scratches are unavoidable.
Unless you keep in the safe at all times, this is unavoidable.. The first cut is the deepest.
I remember within the first week of wearing my 116719 BLRO , I bumped it against a water tap and made a ding on the bezel.. It annoyed the hell out of me for a week or so then I got used to it and acquired more scrapes and bumps.. In winter as we wear lon...
I like the watch to be scratch free but that is not healthy
If it happens, it happens. Life is way too short to contemplate on it afterwards. It is a piece of metal that is being used.
Scratches used to really bother me.
But luckily I’ve started caring less and it’s tremendously more enjoyable now wearing/enjoying!
Mine after 10 years and one month
Not been polished yet, a number of scratches and the bracelet in particular but I’m past worrying! I just enjoy it for what history it brings with it! ...