Flying Tourbillon Chronograph, Tourbillon Openworked, Perpetual Calendar, Flying Tourbillon GMT: discover the new complicated watches which embody the brand's uncompromising approach to craftsmanship. Their highly contemporary and stylised designs highlight the creative possibility of ceramic as age-old techniques merge with cutting-edge technology.
Entirely dressed in blue, the new Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in 41 mm presents for the first time a case and bracelet fully crafted in blue ceramic. The matching blue Grande Tapisserie dial and subdials further bestow the timepiece with an air of starlit sky.
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The two-tone case of the limited edition of 50 pieces interlacing 18-carat pink gold and black ceramic is echoed by the architectural movement in black and pink-gold-toned hues that can be admired on both sides of the watch.
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The titanium case of the new 44mm Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon GMT iteration is topped off with a green ceramic bezel – a first in the collection.
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This limited edition of 50 pieces encompasses a contemporary two-tone case interweaving 18-carat white gold with blue ceramic. The blue openworked bridges and main plate, visible on both sides of the watch, echo the colour of the case middle.
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The new timepiece encompasses a stylised two-tone case design interweaving black ceramic with 18-carat white gold. A first in the collection, the black onyx dial, enriched with subtle pink gold accents, adds an elegant touch.
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Two unprecedented white gold Royal Oak Selfwinding sets in 37 and 41 mm reinterpret the “traditional” rainbow watch to celebrate 50 years of Royal Oak design innovation.
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Audemars Piguet and publishing house Assouline celebrate the Royal Oak's 50th anniversary with a dedicated book entitled “Royal Oak: From Iconoclast to Icon”. A journey through six decades of groundbreaking art, architecture, fashion, music and culture, paralleling the evolution of the trailblazing Royal Oak.
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Artist Andreas Angelidakis's first solo exhibition in Paris, Center for the Critical Appreciation of Antiquity (2022), is now on view with free admission at the historic Espace Niemeyer until 30 October 2022.
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Building on the past, the 2022 offering takes the Royal Oak to new limits.
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Travel back in time and immerse yourself into the Royal Oak's universe through enriched articles, technical sheets of models and calibres as well as exclusive anecdotes and archival footages uncovered by our Heritage team.
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Experience our heritage, craftsmanship and connection to the world in the Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet which pays tribute to the craftspeople who have made what Audemars Piguet is today, generation after generation.
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It is in the heart of the Vallée de Joux, a region that beats to the tune of complicated watch mechanisms, that everything started for Audemars Piguet in 1875.
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Since 1875, Audemars Piguet has perpetuated its founders' ancestral savoir-faire in forward-thinking ways, consistently pushing further the limits of the craft and anticipating society's ever-changing needs.
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Audemars Piguet Contemporary commissions international artists to create contemporary artworks, fostering a global community of creators.
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Audemars Piguet shares its passion for music and excellence, bringing people together through the language of emotions.
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Whether on a green or in the universe of Haute Horlogerie, it is always a question of precision and elegance, the beauty of both gesture and performance.
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