Service
See an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Survivor Chronograph disassembled for service. Explore the Caliber 3126 movement and collector insights.
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Vintage
Explore the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 'Survivor' with MichaelC's insights. A deep dive into its bold design, community reactions, and place in AP's history.
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A tough one, for me at least
Well, maybe not so tough, really. The EoD is a significant piece in the ROO history, and may be considered more collectible by many. But if it were me and I were listening to my heart, I would choose the Survivor without a doubt. I find it to be the most ...
Agreed.
The Survivor is rugged and tough looking and the presentation and case are phenomenal. The EOD is nice and one of Anrold's first releases. However, being black, it appears smaller and lacks the punch that the Survivor offers. I would buy the Survivor if I...
Do you have other AP's logan?
If you don't have any Offshores, I'd get the EoD first. If you already have a normal sized Offshore, then I'd get the larger Survivor. Cheers, Anthony
Well, given that you
own other offshores while not knowing what they are, I would dare to say Survivor would complement your collection better. Let's face it, the EoD, is not THAT unique anymore, given the amount of 'black' offshores out there and even more so with the bumble...
Other of my watches thats i kept are independent,pp,kari and pd
Just looking for a black Roo guys ...
Well, you don't give us much to go on.
I flipped a coin on your behalf and it came back tails, which I designated EOD! So that is my recommendation.
Thanks for posting such a great shot
Of your eod. I hadn't realised that the yellow is far more subtle that the bumblebee, it's actually very cool.