Hi,

I am looking to buy an AP royal oak chronograph green to my watch collection. I am considering a 2022 50th anniversary version Vs a 2023 regular version. The 50th anniversary version is just 1-2% more expensive.

It seems to me that the market is not giving much premium to 50th anniversary version.

Authentically I am quite indifferent in the rotor being 50th anniversary or not. As the regular version is cheaper and one year newer, should I get the regular one instead？50th Anniversary…

AP royal oak chronograph 26240st green 50th anniversary version or not.

Hi,

I know this topic should have probably raised multiple times in forums. Would you please bear with me for asking it again as I want to see if people may have different views after years, especially for those who made the decision to replace or not replace it, whether you have different thoughts after doing so.

As many of you may know, for older royal oak models with in house movement, if you bring the watch in for service. Ap representative may offer you to swap your movement with an…

AP royal oak movement replacement

Hi

May I seek for some opinions here. Thanks in advance.

I recently just bought an AP ROO Chrono 26405ce with calibre 3126 which is around 10 years old

I just noticed that the rotor of the watch as attached show some signs of scratches and the edge also has some golden color. I wonder if that is normal for an old watch with this age? Is this the normal wear and tear?

Any comments are welcome. Thanks