Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph 26238BC.OO.2000BC.01

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph Reference: 26238BC.OO.2000BC.01

Product overview Box : Yes Papers : Yes Age : 2024 Movement : automatic Case Size : 42mm Case : White Gold Dial : White Gold Bracelet : White Gold LOT : Location : Cheshire, United Kingdom Seller : Sold by a dealer Currency : GBP KEY FACTS This Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph is offered by a trade seller located in the UK A very limited and minimalist re-imagining of AP's iconic sports watch in collaboration with designer Matthew Williams Accompanied by its co-branded display box, outer box, warranty card, and limited edition certificate Also included in the lot is a spare AP rubber strap and three spare links where the bracelet has been sized The vendor confirms the watch to be in good working order ABOUT THIS WATCH First released in 1993, the Offshore is a trailblazing model line that offers a more rugged contemporary take on AP’s iconic Royal Oak Since then, the brand has experimented with a range of metals and finishes, and introduced a number of variants Last year it launched this all-white-gold limited edition of just 75 examples in collaboration with international fashion designer Matthew Williams The counters and indices have been removed from the dial, creating an exceptionally pure design The dial's colour is also matched to the case and bracelet, adding to the watch's minimalist aesthetic Williams' 1017 A L Y X 9SM insignia is positioned down at 6 o'clock while the applied Audemars Piguet logo sits proudly at 3, next to the date window The Offshore's angular case measures 42mm in diameter, offering plenty of wrist presence and catering to more contemporary tastes On the underside, a sapphire case back displays the calibre 4404 movement, an in-house automatic movement which is handsomely decorated and features a unique white gold winding rotor with 1017 A L Y X 9SM script An intriguing collaboration that delivers a fresh perspective on the Royal Oak without sacrificing this historical model line's unique character