Look, this Royal Oak Perpetual is absolutely gorgeous and the perpetual calendar complication is legit impressive, but for the price you're paying you're basically getting a stationary dial - and you know that's not really my thing. Don't get me wrong, it wears beautifully and the finishing is top-notch, but I'd honestly rather have a simpler Oak with a working GMT or annual calendar that actually does something when I interact with it. Great watch if complications are your jam, just not the one for me.
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