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Old 18 March 2016, 10:59 PM   #31
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If you can't find your way to a 44mm...

Any 42mm with ceramic pushers is a great option...add a bracelet for versatility and you're good to go:thumbs:
Awesome. Does this particular bracelet have a name?

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Check out the 15400 as well, you might surprisingly enjoy it more than the ROO.
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Ceramic Diver.
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Yeah i would stick to the AP Royal Oak Offshores. Very sporty but can be dressed up.
Yes Im starting ot see that
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Old 18 March 2016, 11:16 PM   #32
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Awesome. Does this particular bracelet have a name?
Yep, it's "Fred".
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Old 19 March 2016, 12:58 AM   #33
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Yep, it's "Fred".
lol, I meant like Rolex has special names for bracelet like President, Jubilee, Oyster, and now the OysterFlex...
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Old 19 March 2016, 02:18 AM   #34
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I would go Forged Carbon if the budget allows, especially since this is the last year it will be available!
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Old 19 March 2016, 02:40 AM   #35
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I would go Forged Carbon if the budget allows, especially since this is the last year it will be available!
Tough one for a newbie but man, what a watch!














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Old 19 March 2016, 04:48 AM   #36
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I would suggest a ROO with ceramic bezel as the metal flat bezels scratch easily, i chose the ceramic diver, incredibly comfortable, under the radar, great to wear except with a suit, no longer produced which means that it is not a common piece, if I am right they produced around 600 pieces, but if you have the wrist and funds for it the 44's are great as well, but for me the 42mm was the best option, here is a quick pic

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Old 19 March 2016, 04:53 AM   #37
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Ceramic Diver is a stunner in real life. There are no wrong choices really.
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Old 19 March 2016, 05:04 AM   #38
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Hi I'n new to the AP Forum and Had some Newbee Questions

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Yeah i would stick to the AP Royal Oak Offshores. Very sporty but can be dressed up.



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I'm going to play devils advocate here. ROO is a true sports watch. About as sporty as sporty gets. But it's 100% not a dress watch. I'm all for breaking the rules of dress, but this is pushing the lines. I'm not talking with a cool button down, but more specifically formal dress wear.

Maaaaaybe a RG ROO could pass with a suit and tie... But in my book that's about it.

If you're interested in sporty and dress, I'd highly recommend the RO lineup.


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Old 19 March 2016, 07:47 AM   #39
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I'm going to play devils advocate here. ROO is a true sports watch. About as sporty as sporty gets. But it's 100% not a dress watch. I'm all for breaking the rules of dress, but this is pushing the lines. I'm not talking with a cool button down, but more specifically formal dress wear.

Maaaaaybe a RG ROO could pass with a suit and tie... But in my book that's about it.

If you're interested in sporty and dress, I'd highly recommend the RO lineup.


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I agree, maybe the RG would pass with suit and tie, but the others not really, can't imagine one second wearing my diver with a suit, too sporty for sure, ro and Patek Nautilus line can be dressed up or down, ROO no IMO, but I wear a suit maybe 5 times a year, so don't really

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Ceramic Diver is a stunner in real life. There are no wrong choices really.
The FC diver also is very cool and a little rare, but I wanted a clear case back and prefer orange to yellow, but the FC is even lighter, but the ceramic is incredibly comfortable for a watch that size, since my PP 5712 and my AP wearing any kind of Rolex is just unthinkable, too heavy and just no wearing pleasure, whereas the AP is big but a pleasure to wear, so much that I sleep with mine
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Old 19 March 2016, 07:50 AM   #40
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RG ROO works with suit...but as a owner it's BEST CASUAL/SPORTY and with shorts in the summer.

RG 44 is killer casual watch (and the ONLY way I wear it 95% of the time)!!

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Old 19 March 2016, 08:00 AM   #41
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Tough one for a newbie but man, what a watch!
Stunning, I would get either a discontinued model, FC or CE diver, or a soon to be like the FC 44, you have a cool watch which wasn't made in thousands and will retain value if bought well, I love the almost unscratchable/unbreakable thing of the ceramic if you are careful, no need to worry all the time "did I get a scratch..."
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Old 19 March 2016, 09:57 AM   #42
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This. It does not get any better.
Yep one of the best, a killer watch

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How bout this one?
Most beautiful one with the 44RG but you need to like the weight, I used to but now I like watches less than 140grs maximum, but it is stunning Mike

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Thanks for that! I just purchased a Smurf, and it will be my first time wearing such a nice watch... As far as comfort goes, how does it compare to the smurf...? or any Rolex Sub i guess....
Oh any ROO on rubber comfort wise atomizes any Rolex sub, wether SS, gold, I had 2 subs and a gmt, plus a daytona, no way I would be a able to wear them now, comfort wise it's another dimension, if you want to wear your smurf don't get a ROO, some can but others like me are incapable to wear a Rolex after being used to this high level of comfort, not kiding, flipped all my Rollies because of this...
Hard to believe that huge watches can be so comfortable until you try them on, ordered my CE diver having never seen one, instant winner...
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Yep one of the best, a killer watch



Most beautiful one with the 44RG but you need to like the weight, I used to but now I like watches less than 140grs maximum, but it is stunning Mike



Oh any ROO on rubber comfort wise atomizes any Rolex sub, wether SS, gold, I had 2 subs and a gmt, plus a daytona, no way I would be a able to wear them now, comfort wise it's another dimension, if you want to wear your smurf don't get a ROO, some can but others like me are incapable to wear a Rolex after being used to this high level of comfort, not kiding, flipped all my Rollies because of this...
Hard to believe that huge watches can be so comfortable until you try them on, ordered my CE diver having never seen one, instant winner...
i did have a hard time picking a PM Rolex. I did feel that something was missing, even when I was at the AD. So, I might be able to trade TAkuya for an AP or PP.

I like the ceramic, and the rubber straps...and even some RG..
The search begins...lol
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I like the ceramic, and the rubber straps...and even some RG..
The search begins...lol
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Old 19 March 2016, 11:48 PM   #45
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Is there anything more badass than an AP (RM aside)?



Sam, go big.



Old school is nice also.

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Old 20 March 2016, 12:01 AM   #46
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Mike, Paul, and Alex... 3 Kings of Enabling! I would love to meet these guys in person but my wife or accountant I am sure would not approve LOL!
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Old 20 March 2016, 12:06 AM   #47
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Mike, Paul, and Alex... 3 Kings of Enabling! I would love to meet these guys in person but my wife or accountant I am sure would not approve LOL!
If you're ever in Austin you let me know...we'll get a RM on your wrist and your wife will love you

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I apologize, I didn't know we were looking for pics:

What's the number of that watch
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Old 20 March 2016, 12:25 PM   #49
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Old school is nice also.

Mike what are you doing here? I thought you only dominated the Rolex forums... Lol you are awesome. That's the only word that comes to mind. Very nice and yes bad-ass as well!
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Oh any ROO on rubber comfort wise atomizes any Rolex sub, wether SS, gold, I had 2 subs and a gmt, plus a daytona, no way I would be a able to wear them now, comfort wise it's another dimension, if you want to wear your smurf don't get a ROO, some can but others like me are incapable to wear a Rolex after being used to this high level of comfort, not kiding, flipped all my Rollies because of this...
Hard to believe that huge watches can be so comfortable until you try them on, ordered my CE diver having never seen one, instant winner...
On rubber? Yes more comfortable than my Sub-C. On hornback my sub-C is more comfortable.

Although I do agree with the above, I don't think the difference is that drastic. Even with the rubber diver strap it's not like a night and day comfort difference compared to my sub.

Plus, your sub has the extra warmth of gold so there's that lol.
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The defense rests!!!

Killer piece, go for it, Sam!!!
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Old 20 March 2016, 11:23 PM   #53
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Killer piece, go for it, sam!!!
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Such a great combo and the the grey diver strap is more flexible/pliable/comfortable than the normal black diver strap. I think the grey themes with grey rubber strap and diver tang is the best 42mm ROO right now.
Isn't that the standard black diver rubber?
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