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Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial

15510ST · 2026-10-19 · 9 frames published

This is one published QC set: 9 photographs of a single Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, taken on the bench before it was dispatched and approved by the buyer who ordered it. The frames run in the order we shoot them - front, case, dial, date window, caseback, crown, clasp, bracelet and movement - so the set is a record of that one watch rather than a stock photograph of the reference.

QC photograph 1 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Front
1. Front
QC photograph 2 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Case, from the side
2. Case, from the side
QC photograph 3 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Dial close up
3. Dial close up
QC photograph 4 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Date window
4. Date window
QC photograph 5 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Caseback and movement
5. Caseback and movement
QC photograph 6 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Crown
6. Crown
QC photograph 7 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Clasp
7. Clasp
QC photograph 8 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Bracelet
8. Bracelet
QC photograph 9 of 9 - Royal Oak 15510ST, khaki green dial, Movement
9. Movement

What do the frames show?

Front, case from the side, dial close up, date window, caseback with the movement, crown, clasp, bracelet and the movement itself. Nine frames, one watch, the same order for every set we publish, so two sets can be compared against each other instead of against a catalogue render.

Price and specification for the 15510ST →

Is this the watch I will receive?

No. This set belongs to an order that has already shipped, and it is published with that buyer's permission. Your own watch is photographed the same way after payment; those frames go to your order email and to the QC lookup page, which opens with your reference and the address you ordered with.

What else do buyers ask about the QC step?

Can I see this set before I pay for my own watch?

No. This set belongs to an order that has already shipped. Photographs of your own watch are taken after payment, within 1 to 2 days, and sent to you before dispatch.

Is this the watch I will receive?

No. Every order is photographed separately. This page shows what a set looks like for this reference, not the watch that would be sent to you.

What if my own frames are not right?

The watch is swapped for another and photographed again; if no acceptable watch can be found, the payment is refunded. The QC process page sets out the order of steps.