15510

You are too kind. I’m glad this post was helpful and, most importantly, I wish you the best for finding the 16202 that sings to you! I’m looking forward to seeing which one you will choose to complement your beautiful green dial 15510! Best, Emmanuel

Thanks for looking my friends, all the best to you, Tony

Time is precious. Sleep is even more precious (ask any new parent). But the most precious of all is the baby - no contest. I’m using my 15510ST grey dial not just to tell time, but to track her naps. Every fleeting minute counts.

I must say, I am still remarkably impressed with my new 15202. (Bought it from a friend) Its impact continues to genuinely surprise me, which is something I didn't fully anticipate. Owning both the 15510ST and a Royal Oak Chronograph 39mm, I perhaps assum

Learning much more about this reference over the last few days. Now discontinued it seems this reference is very limited with only 5 sent to the US each year (production run about 18 months) not sure the volume globally with special editions - I would gue

What are you wearing this Friday?

So 41mm which works well for me.

Thanks to Vincent at the AP boutique getting me an allocation of this beauty ! As usual, I love double-wristing ! With such a momentous milestone, champagne (made for AP) was popped to celebrate ! Given my small wrist, the jumbo fits me better overall. Na

Thank you! The Royal Oak is certainly a grail watch for me as well and a big step going forward with the boutique. The main reason for wanting grey is twofolded: For one, I am bit of a minimalist and found the grey dial very charming. It has the qualities

Many congratulations on such an amazing piece. The 15510 is definitely a grail piece in any dial, but definitely a gray or black dial are amongst my favorites since the famous blue dial is out of reach for a mere mortal like me. In my personal and humble