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In the name of horological science, I figured I'd link try the OP 39 link on too, immediately after taking off the OP 41. It felt like taking off a pair of new bench-made link shoes and throwing on a comfy pair of sneakers. Both are great, but one just wears much easier. If you want more on the OP 39, definitely go check out this story I wrote when the white-dial version came out, but I'll say it one more time for good measure: I love this watch, and it's damn near perfect on the wrist.

Since 2015 the link Legacy Machine Perpetual has been released in white gold red gold platinum and link titanium all in a series of 25 watches except for the titanium model which is a series of 50 and it was awarded the prize for Best Calendar Watch at the 2016 edition of the GPHG. This link is the first time and probably the last that the 581-component movement has been placed in a yellow gold case which has been matched with a deep blue dial.