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The reference 26320 is the first Royal Oak Chronograph in the more contemporary 41mm size. It was first introduced in 2016 to replace the outgoing 39mm version 26300. This version comes in 18K Yellow Gold, a material rarely used by Audemars Piguet as they much prefer the use of 18K Rose Gold.
It measures at 41mm in diameter with around 11mm thick profile in 18K Yellow Gold with integrated bracelet.
It is paired with a gorgeous blue dial with Grande Tapisserie pattern with a classic three-register layout and a useful date indicator between 4-5.
Powering the watch is the Cal. 2385 Self-Winding Chronograph movement based on the Frederic Piguet 1185 movement.
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Introduced in 2003, the Audemars Piguet 26014SN Royal Oak Chronograph “La Boutique” New York Edition was made as a Limited Edition of 150 pieces to commemorate the opening of Audemars Piguet’s first flagship boutique in the USA at 40 East 57th Street in New York City.
It measures at 39mm in diameter with around 11mm thick profile and made in Black PVD coated Stainless Steel. The all black PVD heavily channeled the look of the custom black PVD coated Royal Oak famously worn by fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld.
It has an all black dial with “Grande Tapisserie” pattern in the center and white luminous Arabic numerals and wording as well as a set of white painted hands.
At the back there’s a special engraving featuring the facade of the New York boutique, and underneath it is the Cal. 2385 Self-Winding chronograph movement with 40 hours power reserve.
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The Audemars Piguet 15300 is the sibling of the Royal Oak Jumbo 15202 that is powered by AP’s in house movement. It was produced from 2005 until 2012 and afterwards it was replaced by a larger 41mm version.
The 15300 measures at 39mm diameter with 9.5mm thick profile and this version is in Stainless Steel with integrated bracelet.
It has the desirable blue dial with grande tapisserie / hobnail pattern with an applied AP logo at 12 and baton indexes.
It is powered by the in-house Cal. 3120 self-winding movement. It was the first time for a Royal Oak to be fitted with a simple time and date model to be fitted with an entirely in-house movement.
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The Zeitwerk is the first mechanical wristwatch showing the time with digital display with jumping hour and minutes. To power 1608 jumps in 24 hours, the movement is fitted with a very thick mainspring to produce and support enough torque needed for the jumps, and a remontoire that can deliver an equal torque every minute to create the disc jump.
In 2022, Lange updated the Zeitwerk with the second generation based on the same movement that was used for both the Zeitwerk Date and Zeitwerk Lumen.
This Rose Gold version measures at 41.9mm in diameter with 12.2mm thick profile. And it features a quickset corrector for the hour at 4.
It has a bold black dial and it is updated with a more streamlined bridges for the time display and larger seconds register at 6 giving the dial a well balancer proportion.
Powering this second generation Zeitwerk is the Cal. L043.6 consisting of 451 parts with 72 hours power reserve. A visually visible update is on its remontoire bridge, that is now laid out very elegantly in a straight line. All these and it is obviously hand finished beautifully as one could expect in any Lange watches.
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Launched in 1999, the Datograph was groundbreaking with its spectacular fully in-house hand-wound flyback chronograph movement, which at the time only one year earlier, Patek Philippe introduced the 5070 with a Lemania based movement. Ever since, the Datograph has not only become an icon but also a benchmark for a high-end hand-wound chronographs.
This Datograph is highly recognisable with its Platinum case measuring 39.5mm diameter with 13mm thickness paired with a black dial and white subdials , tachymeter scale and of course the big-date indicator at 12.
The movement is certainly the highlight of the Datograph, the Cal. L951.1 has a straight-forward traditionally constructed horizontal-clutch column-wheel chronograph mechanism but was done extraordinarily, it has a spectacular architecture with the finest level of finish in the industry.
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Audemars Piguet holds a deeply rooted connection to the tourbillon, having pioneered the mass production of self-winding tourbillon wristwatches. It was a breakthrough as it was only 4.8mm thick. And the tourbillon first appears in a Royal Oak case in 1997 for the icon’s 25th anniversary.
The reference 26730 first introduced in 2022 for the Royal Oak’s 50th anniversary. It is a direct successor and update to the reference 26530.
This model measures at 41mm in diameter with just around 10.5mm thick profile in 18K Rose Gold with an integrated bracelet.
It features a smoked blue grande tapisserie dial with an aperture displaying the flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock.
It is powered by the Cal. 2950 Self-Winding Tourbillon movement with flying tourbillon and central commemorative 50th Anniversary rotor.