In 2016, Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak Offshore Diver came on the scene in saturated shades of blue, green, yellow and orange, fitting the bill for those of us seeking a little late-winter uplift from a glimpse at the wrist. The watches replica shown here are driven by the self-winding AP 3124/3841 movement, crafted and decorated by hand and visible through the caseback.
Functions include hours, minutes, small seconds, chronograph and rotating inner bezel with dive-time indication. The orange version, pictured has a coordinating Méga Tapisserie dial, black inner bezel with color-coordinated markers and diving scale, a black subdial and white indexes with luminescent coating, and each comes on a color-matched rubber strap. The watch is water resistant to 300 meters and is available exclusively at Audemars Piguet boutiques.
About Audemars Piguet
A watchmaking empire was born in 1875 when Jules Louis Audemars joined forces with Edward Auguste Piguet. Founded on precision, artistry and enterprise, Audemars Piguet remains oldest fine watch-making manufacturer operated by the same family. Perhaps one of its most recognized accomplishments is actualized in the Royal Oak case. Designed by watchmaking legend Charles Gérald Genta, the Royal Oak was the world’s first luxury sport watch. Today, Audemars Piguet remains one of the most recognized Ateliers in the world.