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Nico is spot on
The Extra Thin Royal Oak will be awesome if you can find one. Why compromise when you run the risk of regretting later on.
My AD showed me the 15400 today. The size is a little awkward and in the words of my AD... 'NAHHHH". He has less than flattering things to say about the 15400, but I won't post them here. If I had to pick between the 15300 and 15400, I'd pick the former.
Regards,
iAn
Royal Oak 15300 or 15400?
Hi all Tossing up between a used 15300 or a brand new 15400. Obviously the main difference being the price point. It will be my first AP, and am quite excited about it. In my opinion this is where I see it: 15300 - perhaps a less comfortable bracelet fit ...
If this is the 15202 you have in mind, wait and save, it is the best solution, IMO.
Or you will regret it.... 2d choices never are the best choices. Best, Nicolas
I agree.
Taking into account the price of the 15400, the price gap between the 15400 and the 15202 becomes less important even if it really exists. But well, the 15202 really embodies the Genta spirit thanks to its slender side. I found the 15400 too bulky. Fx ...
Thanks but....
The gap between the 15400 and newer 15202 is likely to be around the $5k mark right? An even larger gap if I compare that to a used 15300. I would more than likely use the difference to put away for another watch down the track. Unfortunately that is my r...
For me it is simple:
1502! In the end we can't wear that many watches. It is better to take perfection rather than two nearly perfect one. Best, Kari
15300.
Given your choices. I have owned this watch before and I loved it. It has wonderful proportions and dimensions on the wrist, and looks larger than 39mm. Unless you have a very small wrist, I don't think clasp comfort is an issue. My wrist is less than 7" ...
I always favor new watch because
Unless the preowned one is very well maintained. And I think most ROs are designed to be wear daily, so if you are going to purchase a preowned 15300, it is best to be a well maintained one. And maybe sent to AP for service after you acquire one. 15400 is...
With that said...
The rose gold brother says "Hi!!!". Another brother says, "15300". ...
Nico is spot on
The Extra Thin Royal Oak will be awesome if you can find one. Why compromise when you run the risk of regretting later on. My AD showed me the 15400 today. The size is a little awkward and in the words of my AD... 'NAHHHH". He has less than flattering thi...