Audemars Piguet

Hello, this is my first post. I just purchased a beautiful brand new 15202. I notice a light clicking sound each time I wind the crown. Is this characteristic of this movement? I am hoping some other 15202 owners would be able help. Many thanks! Domenick ...  

Congratulations on your 15202. Great choice if I do say so myself! Sounds fine. Mine clicks too. Best, CaliforniaJed ...  

less than 2 weeks old. Yes, there's a click when winding. Best, Kari and congratulations - 15202 is really a fantastic watch and I love it more and more, day after day.

I also have a 15202, and as the others have mentioned, the sound is normal. I look forward to a nice wrist shot when you get to it! Best regards, Michael

Thank you all for the warm welcome! Here are a few wrist shots from today. Happy to be here! Best, Domenick ...  

I don't have an AP so I don't know the click sound but I believe you got your answer :) Just wanted to congratulate you on having this fantastic Royal Oak! The most iconic in their modern collection IMHO :) Your photos are great! Thanks for sharing :) Enj... 

and I find it sweet :) Mine says Hi! ...  

Thanks to all who replied! I am enjoying this watch a lot. I also have a blue dial 15400 & black 26320. Now they feel too heavy. I going to explore strap options for the 26320.

I have an older Royal Oak Chronograph (in the smaller 39mm case) and find it to be a wonderful change of pace to the 15202.

The RO chronographs look great. I keep thinking that I should have gone for a 26300 though. The 26320 case and bracelet are heavy so hopefully a strap will help make it more comfortable to wear. I wore 44-47mm Panerai's for almost fourteen years and I thi...  

Like you, I have found 39-40mm ideal for me. I have one Panerai I wear, and it is the 47mm PAM372. I have a flat wrist, and so it sits comfortably. BUT, you start wearing an Audemars Piguet 15202 Royal Oak for a while, and you realize it is perfect on you... 

I had a 372. Beautiful dial and sometimes I miss the plexiglass.

and that's probably why its at the AP repair shop now....