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View Poll Results: Crazy thought, no way ……. I’d go for it
Crazy thought…..no way 60 82.19%
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Old 19 April 2024, 09:28 AM   #31
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Old 19 April 2024, 10:35 AM   #32
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Hard no !!! Yes ceramic openworked maybe more special but NO!!! You have two grails already in hand


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Old 19 April 2024, 10:43 AM   #33
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I wouldn’t. The benefit of the CE is it wouldn’t scratch so I’d love to have one to daily, but realistically I think the steel looks a bit better. Platona isn’t one of my favorites but wouldn’t trade both for a CE in any case
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Old 19 April 2024, 10:48 AM   #34
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I wouldn’t but I also don’t like blacked out watches
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I wouldn’t. The benefit of the CE is it wouldn’t scratch so I’d love to have one to daily, but realistically I think the steel looks a bit better. Platona isn’t one of my favorites but wouldn’t trade both for a CE in any case
Pretty lopsided on the voting and thought processes. Thanks all!
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Old 19 April 2024, 03:52 PM   #35
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Is the 26585CE an option?? That, IMO, is the ultimate ceramic AP.

Personally and I am sure I am alone with this opinion, while I love the look of the ceramic, I absolutely can not stand how it feels in the hands and wrist. Feels almost "plasticy", for lack of a better word and cheapens the feel for me. Definitely unique but much prefer the weight and substance of a metal, PM or not, watch. my. 02
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Old 19 April 2024, 04:52 PM   #36
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My (seemingly controversial) view is - do it! Compared to an AP, double balance or otherwise, a Daytona doesn’t do much for me - so for me the question becomes 15407 or 15416. The steel 15407 is fantastic no doubt, but the 15416 edges it out imo, I just love the way AP does black ceramic.


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Is the 26585CE an option?? That, IMO, is the ultimate ceramic AP.

Personally and I am sure I am alone with this opinion, while I love the look of the ceramic, I absolutely can not stand how it feels in the hands and wrist. Feels almost "plasticy", for lack of a better word and cheapens the feel for me. Definitely unique but much prefer the weight and substance of a metal, PM or not, watch. my. 02
Thanks as always B. Appreciated!

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My (seemingly controversial) view is - do it! Compared to an AP, double balance or otherwise, a Daytona doesn’t do much for me - so for me the question becomes 15407 or 15416. The steel 15407 is fantastic no doubt, but the 15416 edges it out imo, I just love the way AP does black ceramic.


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Old 19 April 2024, 09:59 PM   #38
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Is the 26585CE an option?? That, IMO, is the ultimate ceramic AP.

Personally and I am sure I am alone with this opinion, while I love the look of the ceramic, I absolutely can not stand how it feels in the hands and wrist. Feels almost "plasticy", for lack of a better word and cheapens the feel for me. Definitely unique but much prefer the weight and substance of a metal, PM or not, watch. my. 02

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Old 19 April 2024, 10:41 PM   #39
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The ceramic is amazing but what you have now is amazinger. Yes, I made up a word for it.

I wouldn’t do that trade but perhaps it’s because I don’t have those pieces. If you have them and you’re bored of them then why not?

Every time I have worked out a trade up I pull my watches out of the bank and I can’t do it. My 5167 is in a casebudi now and gets worn because I took it out to trade and I realized I like the watch too much.

I will still do it at some point, with what I have out now which is around 5 watches that gives me what I need in terms of rotation and I have a bank safe full of stuff that is gathering dust.
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Old 20 April 2024, 05:45 AM   #40
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NOWAY… I prefer steel and rose gold over ceramic…


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Old 20 April 2024, 08:22 PM   #41
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I prefer the two you have by a wide margin. Ceramic watches leave me cold. It’s all personal preference though …
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The ceramic is amazing but what you have now is amazinger. Yes, I made up a word for it.

I wouldn’t do that trade but perhaps it’s because I don’t have those pieces. If you have them and you’re bored of them then why not?

Every time I have worked out a trade up I pull my watches out of the bank and I can’t do it. My 5167 is in a casebudi now and gets worn because I took it out to trade and I realized I like the watch too much.

I will still do it at some point, with what I have out now which is around 5 watches that gives me what I need in terms of rotation and I have a bank safe full of stuff that is gathering dust.
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I prefer the two you have by a wide margin. Ceramic watches leave me cold. It’s all personal preference though …
Thank you. I actually made a purchase but need to make a decision. Started another poll on that one.
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Old 20 April 2024, 08:31 PM   #43
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Thank you. I actually made a purchase but need to make a decision. Started another poll on that one.
You’re hard to keep up with
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Old 21 April 2024, 12:33 AM   #45
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I like the QP option you decided to go with in the end.
But I wanted to ask whether you had had a chance to previously try on the ceramic openworked and the QP before purchase?
I assumed so, but couldn’t tell for sure from the thread.
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