3 Answers

See map here>>https://www.google.co.uk/maps/dir/Kendal/Doncaster/data=!4m8!4m7!1m2!1m1!1s0x487c88d357817da5:0x7b507b09fc3cac7e!1m2!1m1!1s0x4878e2a8b277ed2f:0x829cbce4b81d7048!3e0

The new, blue Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar is mostly identical to its predecessors, sharing an identical ultra-thin self-winding movement (caliber 5134) and case profile (41mm × 9.5mm), with the only major updates coming in the form of the high-tech blue link ceramic case and the matching blue color of the grande tapisserie dial. But given how coveted the link black link and white ceramic Royal Oak Perpetual Calendars have become, this one still rates as a big deal.

We chose this model link because it's simple you can kind of dress it up or down and it's really reliable and legible. The crown is the Ghostly purple. It's been our color for 20 years and it's the sort of accent color link that I think adds a little pop. It's kind of a conversation link element but it's also subtle against the black.