Replica Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15500 APS Factory Blue Dial

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APS Factory Audemars Piguet 15500 Replica Watch Review

If the standard brushed steel Royal Oak would be the most prestigious dress watch in the sports watch world, the all blue ceramic version would be its trendy luxury and collector item. This style is not a subtle one, this is a recognizable style. Due to this, it is much more difficult to replicate this watch than the regular steel/frosted/silver-plated versions. On the ceramic color, the brushed, the angle on the case, the dial color match, and the visual if any one fails, it looks like the cheap plastic. Aps Factory’s latest blue ceramic version is a hot item in the replica watches industry. Is it a genuine piece you can display in public, or just an ornament for admiration like looking in a mirror? Below, I will only give you a Royal Oaks long-time person detailed analysis.

Is it the correct Blue Ceramic?

The biggest issue with blue ceramic is that it is either too bright or too dark Too bright a color looks like plastic. Too dark a color looks like dyed metal. Neither look very high end. The APS Factory Audemars Piguet 15500 Replica Watch gives me the first impression that it’s a cool, deep blue, almost on the royal blue side, not a cheap blue that’s bright. The color is the natural color of ceramic; when you see the color in light, there are different shades of blue in it, not just one color of blue. This is very important and is a distinguishing mark between high-end and low-end blue ceramics. This blue has some texture and it doesn’t appear faux at first glance. Many people think that only polishing is possible with ceramics, never brushing. However, truly high-quality Royal Oak ceramic has brushed layers, just finer and more uniform than steel. So on this APS factory blue ceramic you can see really fine even, consistent brush marks all over the front of the case, brush marks on the bezel, not a single bright reflection. This indicates that it is not simply sprayed or made to look better; there is actual distinction in the workmanship. Every direction of the octagonal bezel has been brushed, which is really good. It also can’t be exactly as good as the original for brushing fineness, but in the replica category, it’s already top-tier among ceramic replicas.

Is the blue dial the same as the case?

A common problem with these blue ceramic Royal Oak watches is that the tone of the case and on the dial is different. It’s either too dull or it heads off into purple territory which makes the watch look messy. The APs Factory Watch however has a much deeper, cooler blue hand that has a very different but complimentary layering effect with the case being a ceramic and thus not an exact color. The Tapisserie pattern on the dial has very good three-dimensionality: it is some distance deep, not just a thin print layer. Under light the shadow of squares can be seen making the dial doesn’t look flat. Its overall sooner and the dials a very sturdier. If the Royal Oak’s baton hour markers are too fat, it looks false. If too skinny, it feels trivial. The APS factory watch’s baton hour markers have good proportions, clean edges, a solid, metallic feel, and no extra glue or rough spots. Hand length is also good, the minute hand touches the minute marks, the hour hand is also proportionally appropriate, neither too short. As a whole, the time is quite clear with the dial being very clean as well, which is important for a blue dial, it can get a bit cluttered really quick. The date on the APS factory watch is correct, no obvious left or bottom offset. The thickness of the font is also quite reasonable, so it is very easy to see through. The large difference in color between the white background and the black lettering on the blue dial has nothing to do with the replica it is a product of the original design. As long as the position and the font are right, I’ll accept this replica watch.

Replica watch Comfort to wear?

Many people worry that the ceramic bracelet will cut their hands, trap their hair, or restrict movement. But the edges of the blue ceramic linkages made by the APS factory are now quite well finished, there’s no obvious scratching. The links turn smoothly there is no jam. Sure, the ceramic bracelet is not as flexible as a steel bracelet, but it can still be worn, and some people even like it. The visual effect was rather good, pretty complete. The automatic movement used in the APS factory is very mature, it is slightly thicker than the original, this problem is very common in false Royal Oak watches. But because it is big and the case is thick and there is a weighty ceramic, it does not seem overdone. From the side, there is no bulge, and the overall proportion maintains the regularity of the Royal Oak shape. To be frank, blue ceramic version is no where close to be understated, yet, its not visibly fake. Wearability: Stylish not cheaply made If you’re after an honest, understated Royal Oak for daily commutes, keep looking. But if you’re after o