Look, the Royal Oak Ultra Thin Tourbillon is objectively impressive-the movement is a technical flex and it wears incredibly thin for what it is. That said, at this price point you're paying a massive premium for the name and the tourbillon complication when you could get a Snowflake and a house down payment for the same money. It's a stunning collector's piece if haute horlogerie is your thing, but I can't shake the feeling that you're overpaying for diminishing returns on actual wearability.
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