26300

Good evening all, I was thinking of purchasing a 26300 chronograph, and came across a nice example in Paris. Since I live in the US, and not close to an AP boutique here, does anyone know if I may be able to purchase it, have the seller drop off at the bo

I quite like your 26300 ❤️ Mine is the rose gold 26022 Circa 2007 with the little square indices. Discontinued now.

Dear friends Very happy with my new beauty. For me the 38mm is perfect in proportions and size. The „Panda Dial“ igives harmony and legibility. My first Royal Oak…stunningly beautiful to me! Best Tempus

thanks so much for the review. I am also interested in the 26300st because it's 39mm but wanted to ask if the pics you posted were the 26300st or a rare early edition 26300st with older 25860 dial? I ask because as I look at the used market and AP website

The only change I would desire is to make the rehaut/dial side wall matt instead of polished - similar to the 26300 or 25860. Then it would be flawless. Ah, and colored hands could be cool too All the best, Alex

I too had persistent mechanical problems with my ROC, a 26300. I had to send it back five times (seriously) while it was under warranty. The fifth time, I asked AP to keep it and send me a new watch of the same model, which (to their credit) they did. I e

On the rare chance one remained in the dealer network somewhere, an AP Boutique could possibly tell you that. As far as the Manufacture making a new one for you to buy, no. Now, if you owned a 26300 with a different dial like the blue or brown, you can as

I've been researching the history of the Royal Oak Chronograph for my blog and have been learning quite a lot from the amazing history of discussion here! I would love some confirmation about the Ref. 26300 specifically. I hope there is someone here who c