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RO Perpetual Calendar
Hi everyone,
I'm considering an older version of the RO PC, the one without the tapisserie and leap year indicator. She's a gem but it's a substantial amount of money and I have some minor gripes about things like steel push buttons and very thin hands... The tapisserie would also be nice to have (like on newer models) but in a way I kind of like the clean and classic dial.
Anyone keen to share their views or experiences?
Thanks and brgds,
Nicolas
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RO Perpetual Calendar
Hi everyone, I'm considering an older version of the RO PC, the one without the tapisserie and leap year indicator. She's a gem but it's a substantial amount of money and I have some minor gripes about things like steel push buttons and very thin hands......
I do not have personal experience with this model.
My first thought is if you are investing a substantial amount you should have no gripes about it... otherwise maybe another model will better fit what you are after. We have other Royal Oak PC owners here of various models; hopefully they will provide som...
Experiences with RO PC versions
Hi Nicolas, I can provide you with direct experiences with the AP Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar. I have the older RO PC without the leap year and solid dial in yellow gold, and a newer skeletonized RO PC with leap year indicator. You can read the full writ...
