Photo 1 of 20 Luxurious nish: the Polish bracelet has a more complex weave than the classic Milanese style, giving more weight and finesse.
Photo 2 of 20 Royal Oak is revamped in this collection, for those who want a splash of sparkle.
Photo 3 of 20 For many cultures, the opal is a lucky charm. It is also a fragile stone, exceptionally challenging to work. The cut and polished opals used in the new Millenary model are chosen with extreme care.
Photo 4 of 20 Royal Oak - Frosted Gold
Photo 5 of 20 The white opal dial is framed by the 18-carat pink gold case with Frosted Gold nish on the case sides, bezel, inner bezel and lugs. The Frosted Gold effect is set off by a pink gold Polish mesh bracelet.
Photo 6 of 20 The new 37 mm Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked features calibre 3132, rst introduced in 2016 in our 41 mm Royal Oak case. By incorporating two balance wheels and two hairsprings that are assembled on the same axis, the system oscillates in pure harmony.
Photo 7 of 20 The first Royal Oak Concept models for women since the birth of the collection in 2002 – and the first Audemars Piguet flying tourbillon.
Photo 8 of 20 Royal Oak Tourbillon Extra-Thin 18-carat pink gold with blue dial.
Photo 9 of 20 Satin-finished bridges, polished angles and white lacquered decorations are visible through the sapphire crystal caseback, and on the dial, there’s a glimpse of the openworked barrel at 11 o’clock, a snow flake amid diamond-set icicles.
Photo 10 of 20 Royal Oak Tourbillon Extra-Thin 18-carat pink gold with plum dial.
Photo 12 of 20 A moody version with platinum case, bracelet and smoked blue dial with black counters.
Photo 13 of 20 Royal Oak Self-winding Chronograph
Photo 16 of 20 A pop of colour this season! The Royal Oak Offshore Diver.
