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The Cobra occupies a remarkable and underrecognized position in Audemars Piguet’s history — designed by Gérald Genta in 1971, a full year before he conceived the Royal Oak, and described by the legendary designer himself as his “perfect integration” of case and bracelet. Its extraordinary bracelet, composed of woven 18-karat gold rope-like strands flowing seamlessly…
The Royal Oak Offshore debuted in 1993 as the Royal Oak’s bolder, more virile sibling, establishing an entirely new genre of oversized luxury sport chronographs that has influenced the watchmaking industry ever since. Reference 77605OK arrived in 2024 as part of Audemars Piguet’s summer collection, introducing an unconventional material combination that pairs 18-karat pink gold…
The Cobra occupies a remarkable and underrecognized position in Audemars Piguet’s history — designed by Gérald Genta in 1971, a full year before he conceived the Royal Oak, and described by the legendary designer himself as his “perfect integration” of case and bracelet. Famously worn by the last Shah of Iran and produced in far…
The Royal Oak Offshore debuted in 1993 with reference 25721ST — designed by Emmanuel Gueit and famously nicknamed “The Beast” by Gérald Genta himself. The reference established an entirely new genre of oversized luxury sport chronographs that has influenced the watchmaking industry ever since. Released in November 2021, reference 26238ST represents the modernized reissue of…
The Royal Oak Offshore debuted in 1993 as the Royal Oak’s bolder, more virile sibling, conceived to push the original 1972 design language into more imposing territory. Reference 26231OR represents the 37mm ladies’ Chronograph execution in 18-karat pink gold, distinguished by a factory diamond-set bezel and a rare light blue dial that softens the Offshore’s…
Introduced from Le Brassus in June 2026, this Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph belongs to a vivid summer trio of 42mm references — with the titanium execution standing apart as the only one rendered in this material and the only piece incorporating two accent colours simultaneously. It marks the loudest Audemars Piguet release in years, the…
Launched in 2016, the Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel openworked introduced one of Audemars Piguet’s most significant mechanical innovations of the modern era. The patented double balance wheel system positions two balance wheels and two hairsprings on the same axis, oscillating in harmony to counteract positional errors and enhance chronometric stability — a genuinely novel…
Released in February 2026 as the inaugural model of the new Neo Frame collection — which replaces the [Re]master series as Audemars Piguet’s vintage-inspired reissue line — this rectangular timepiece draws direct inspiration from AP’s Pre-Model 1271 of 1929, a rare Streamline Moderne jumping hour produced only in 1929 and 1930. Between 1924 and 1951,…
Released in May 2026 and limited to just 150 pieces worldwide, this Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon was created in collaboration with Yoon Ahn and Verbal — the Tokyo-based creative duo behind the fashion label AMBUSH whose work bridges high fashion, streetwear, jewelry design, and music culture. The Royal Oak Concept collection debuted in 2002…
The Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked in white ceramic with yellow gold accents represents one of Audemars Piguet’s rarest and most exclusive contemporary productions — limited to just 30 pieces and produced exclusively for the Greater China Region, making it one of the most geographically restricted Royal Oaks ever released. Audemars Piguet’s perpetual calendar heritage…
This Code 11.59 collection debuted in 2019 as Audemars Piguet’s contemporary reinterpretation of round-case watchmaking, distinguished by an architectural case that pairs a circular bezel with an octagonal middle case and sculpted openworked lugs — a modernist departure from the manufacture’s Royal Oak heritage. Reference 26600CR represents one of the more materially ambitious executions of the…
This Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph is crafted in a black ceramic and yellow gold case measuring 43mm in diameter. The black dial features the ‘Mega Tapisserie’ pattern, black counters and external zone, yellow gold applied hour-markers and Royal Oak hands with black paint, and a black inner bezel. *This timepiece comes with an additional…
The reference 26420 series represents a significant evolution for the Royal Oak Offshore chronograph line, introduced in 2022 with a redesigned 43mm case specifically engineered to accommodate the new manufacture Caliber 4401. This marks a departure from previous Offshore chronographs that utilized modified base movements, as the 4401 features fully integrated chronograph architecture with column-wheel control…
The Cobra occupies a remarkable and underrecognized place in Audemars Piguet’s history: designed by Gérald Genta in 1971 — a full year before he conceived the Royal Oak — the model represents the legendary designer’s first integrated-bracelet creation for the maison, the architectural exercise that would inform much of his subsequent work. Genta himself described…
The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 26240OR.OO.1320OR.08 places the classic 41 mm Royal Oak chronograph into full 18-carat rose gold with a distinctive khaki green dial, giving the piece a refined yet contemporary personality. This warm-toned precious-metal execution paired with an uncommon dial color instantly sets it apart from more traditional chronograph references — a detail…
The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 26238CE.OO.1300CE.01 is a bold and contemporary chronograph, crafted in lightweight yet durable black ceramic. The 42mm case is designed with a sleek and modern aesthetic, showcasing the Offshore’s signature robust construction and iconic octagonal bezel with exposed screws. The black “Méga Tapisserie” dial provides depth and texture, complemented by…
Released in 2026, this Royal Oak Flying Tourbillon marries two of Audemars Piguet’s most consequential recent developments: the historically rooted “Bleu Nuit, Nuage 50” ceramic introduced for the 150th anniversary in 2025 and the maison’s renowned flying tourbillon execution. The color directly references Gérald Genta’s original deep blue dial on the 1972 Royal Oak Ref….
This reference marks a significant high-jewelry milestone for Audemars Piguet: the first time the maison applied the snow-set gem-setting technique to the Royal Oak. Released in 2023, the snow setting represents one of the most demanding methods in haute joaillerie, employing diamonds of varying sizes arranged in an irregular yet cohesive mosaic — like snowflakes…
The Royal Oak Lady traces to 1976, when jewelry designer Jacqueline Dimier reinterpreted Gérald Genta’s 1972 architecture for women — preserving the octagonal porthole bezel and exposed hexagonal screws within smaller, more refined proportions. Reference 56082BA represents one of the most lavishly gem-set executions of that era, fully diamond-paved across case, bezel, dial, and bracelet, with…
The 56343BA represents one of the rarest gem-set Royal Oaks ever produced and was conceived during the era when Audemars Piguet first explored the full potential of high-jewelry execution within Gérald Genta’s 1972 architecture, the reference applies extensive diamond-setting across virtually every visible surface: case, bezel, dial, and bracelet. The integration of the signature hexagonal bezel…
The “Bumble Bee” stands as one of the most recognizable Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph ever produced, instantly identifiable by its black-and-yellow color scheme. Released in 2009 in a limited series of 500 pieces and produced through 2012, this reference also represents one of Audemars Piguet’s early commercial uses of forged carbon — the marbled composite…
The “Safari” stands among the most beloved discontinued Offshores in Audemars Piguet’s catalog. First introduced in 2005 as a leather-strap variant before transitioning to the in-house Caliber 3126/3840 in 2007, it earned its evocative nickname from the warm cream “Méga Tapisserie” dial and the brown hornback alligator strap — the only Offshore at its launch…
The “Ginza 7” carries deeply meaningful provenance: Audemars Piguet created this limited edition of 200 pieces in 2011, exclusive to its Ginza 7-chome boutique in Tokyo, with proceeds donated to relief efforts following the magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan that March. The reference unites philanthropy with one of the manufacture’s earliest commercial…
The Schumacher chronograph commemorates Audemars Piguet’s direct collaboration with the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion — a record-holding figure whose name remains synonymous with motorsport excellence. Released in 2012 and limited to just 1,000 pieces in titanium, the reference was designed with Schumacher himself fully immersed in the project, marrying the Royal Oak Offshore’s bold…
