The Original Disruptor
In 1972, Gerald Genta sketched a luxury watch in stainless steel with an integrated bracelet and octagonal bezel. The industry thought it was insane — who would pay luxury prices for steel? The Royal Oak answered that question permanently and birthed an entire category. Audemars Piguet remains family-owned after nearly 150 years, fiercely independent in an era of conglomerate-driven horology. The Royal Oak Offshore pushed boundaries further in 1993, and the CODE 11.59 showed AP isn't content to rest on a single icon. Annual production stays around 40,000 pieces, keeping demand perpetually ahead of supply.
Royal Oak designed by Gerald Genta overnight (1972). First luxury steel sports watch. Royal Oak Offshore created the 'big watch' trend (1993).
Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar 41
26315ST.OO.1256ST.01
$85KRoyal Oak Extra-Thin Jumbo
15202ST.OO.1240ST.01
$80KRoyal Oak Jumbo Extra-Thin 39mm
15202BC.OO.1240BC.01
$60KRoyal Oak 41 Rose Gold
15510OR.OO.1320OR.01
$56K
Royal Oak Chronograph
26331ST.OO.1220ST.01
$52KRoyal Oak Selfwinding Chronograph 41mm
26238ST.OO.2000ST.01
$51KEvery reference WristWorth tracks for Audemars Piguet, grouped by model.
The Vault catalogues 33 Audemars Piguet references across 30 model lines, each with full specifications and a value estimate where market data exists.
Catalogued Audemars Piguet references span roughly $24,000 to $85,000, based on current market estimates and retail prices.
Audemars Piguet was founded in 1875 and is based in Switzerland.
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