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wonghonchung · 8 October 2006, 11:47 AM

Here's some pictures of the AP 15300 Royal Oak I sold off a month ago. I still miss it very much, and thought it was one of the most beautiful watches to own, and a true classic, with a refined and well-executed in-house movement. The finishing and craftsmanship of this piece can only be experienced when you wear it everyday on your wrist. It definitely was a timepiece that was noticed, but it was just a little too conservative for my age. Hope you like these pictures I took in August.

If you don't like them, eat my shorts.

8 October 2006, 11:47 AM	#1
wonghonchung Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 148	My former AP Royal Oak 15300 with Cal. 3120 Here's some pictures of the AP 15300 Royal Oak I sold off a month ago. I still miss it very much, and thought it was one of the most beautiful watches to own, and a true classic, with a refined and well-executed in-house movement. The finishing and craftsmanship of this piece can only be experienced when you wear it everyday on your wrist. It definitely was a timepiece that was noticed, but it was just a little too conservative for my age. Hope you like these pictures I took in August. If you don't like them, eat my shorts.

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