After quietly releasing three new Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked models, Audemars Piguet has launched a trio of Royal Oak Offshore references, each sporting distinctive case sizes, builds and dial combinations.
Arriving in a 43mm case diameter, the Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph features a stainless steel case and bezel, creating instant contrast with its Méga Tapisserie smoked bronze dial. It's equipped with a flyback chronograph, alongside hour, minutes, small seconds and date functions, all powered by its 4401 self-winding movements. The chronograph subdials come in a black hue, echoing its ceramic push-pieces and screw-locked crown. This all comes together with an interchangeable brown alligator strap and a price tag of $41,600 USD.
Moving onto the second timepiece, the Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding comes in an elegant 37mm case crafted from 18-carat pink gold. Its gray rubber-coated gold bezel perfectly coordinates with the mosaic-effect rubber strap, creating a balanced look that subtly shimmers. The dial spotlights a Grande Tapisserie pattern in an ivory hue, topped with a polished finish. Priced at $47,200 USD, the timepiece runs on the 5900 self-winding caliber, complete with 60 hours of power reserve.
Retailing for $27,400 USD, another Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding is presented in a bold dual-toned colorway with a case measuring 43mm wide. Starring a Méga Tapisserie smoked blue dial, it’s complemented with a rubber strap and rubber-coated bezel in a matching hue. Meanwhile, its rhodium-toned gold hour markers, stainless steel case, screws and crown add to its visual contrast. The watch runs on AP’s Selfwinding Calibre 4302, boasting 28,800 hourly vibrations and a 70-hour power reserve.
The trio of new Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding models is currently available for inquiry through Audemars Piguet’s official website and boutiques.
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