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Would you pull the trigger?
I have the chance to buy this beautiful AP, i am a little bit concerning about the size.
I could get it for a great price, so I thinking to buy and eventually sell it in case the size will not be convincing me, what do you think?
I could get it for a great price, so I thinking to buy and eventually sell it in case the size will not be convincing me, what do you think?
No chance, especially when it looks to be a good fit for your wrist shape and size.
Get it bought, and start enjoying your new acquisition with a big grin on your face.
If you feel it is too big...
Buy it, go on an eating binge and as my mum used to say... "You will grow into it". 
Looks great on your wrist to me.
Subconsciously, you don't want to be stopped. That's why you have posed this question to Purists. If you want to be dissuaded you need to post on www.sensibleguyswhodontlikewatches.com .
Looks great on your wrist to me.
Subconsciously, you don't want to be stopped. That's why you have posed this question to Purists. If you want to be dissuaded you need to post on www.sensibleguyswhodontlikewatches.com .
Well, if you think about selling before you even buy it, I would not do it.
That said, I bought my first 44mm Royal Oak Offshore this year. And I LOVE it. I wear it quite frequently. I would declare it on par my my grail 15202 Royal Oak. I enjoy the Offshore as much on the wrist, and it makes me wonder why I avoided a 44 for so long.
Don't buy it if you have doubts about the size and...
are considering selling it already. Get what you really want! Don't buy an AP just because you can get it for a good price. It's a lovely watch, but maybe it's not for you. If so, that's ok. Maybe you would prefer a smaller Royal Oak.
Have you considered the older Royal Oak Chronos...
I remember the older 39mm chronograph models. There is a blue with orange accents, a panda, and a brown dial. They aren't too big, but they really stand out!
Perfect watch, perfekt size ... go for it
one of the most beautiful watches ever.
Regards,
Hans