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The Royal Oak, the Royal Oak Offshore and the Code 11.59: the references clients ask us for, and what to settle before we start looking.
Tell us the Audemars Piguet you have in mind. Our team will handle the search.
Settle by bank transfer in sterling or another currency, or in crypto: how to buy an Audemars Piguet with crypto.
Audemars Piguet sells through its own boutiques and AP Houses, and the steel Royal Oak references are usually allocated to existing clients rather than sold over the counter. Ask for a 15510ST or a 16202ST as a new client and you are likely to hear there is no list to join, or a list with no date on it.
We work outside that queue. Tell us the reference, the dial, and whether you want an unworn watch or are happy with one that has been worn. We go to our network and come back with what is realistic before you commit. The individual watch is then described in writing: condition, the date on the papers, and what comes with it.
Most of the requests we see are for the Royal Oak in steel: the Selfwinding, the chronograph and the perpetual calendar. The Offshore and the Code 11.59 come up less often and are usually quicker to find.
A collection name is a starting point. Reference, generation, material and configuration identify the watch more precisely.
Launched in 1972 and designed by Gérald Genta: the octagonal bezel, eight hexagonal screws and a bracelet built into the case. The line now runs from the time-only Selfwinding to the chronograph and the perpetual calendar, in steel, gold and ceramic.
Introduced in 1993 as a bigger, heavier Royal Oak, and still the family for chronographs, strong colours and unusual materials. The current chronograph is 43 mm, on straps that change without tools.
Launched in 2019. A round case with an octagonal middle section and a sapphire crystal curved in two directions, offered as time-only, chronograph and complicated references.
Earlier Royal Oaks, and the dress and complicated watches Audemars Piguet made before them. Each needs research specific to the reference and period, and more attention to originality.
Each page is a guide to the reference and how we source it, not a listing. Nothing here is stock.
Yes. We do not go through the boutique allocation. We source the reference through our network, confirm what is realistic on availability and timing for your request, and set out the individual watch in writing before you commit.
The watch most people picture is the Selfwinding 41 mm in steel with a blue dial, today the 15510ST. The 16202ST Jumbo is thinner and closer to the 1972 original. The 26240ST adds a chronograph. If you are unsure, tell us how you will wear it and we narrow it down with you.
Yes. An earlier generation can be easier to find than the current one, and it is a good choice if the exact movement or production year does not matter to you. Condition and documentation vary more, so we set them out for the individual watch.
Tell us if a full set matters and we search on that basis. What accompanies the watch is confirmed for the individual piece and listed in writing before you decide.
Yes. Bank transfer in any major currency, or Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and other major coins and stablecoins. The asset, network and amount are confirmed with you before any transfer, and only once the individual watch is agreed.
An exact reference or an idea is enough to start the conversation. We will take care of the search and discuss the options with you.
