- About The Collection
Modern Classic
The Millenary collection heralds a neo-classical aesthetic for the Third Millenium. Its unique oval shape provides our designers with exceptional scope to reveal the intricate hand-finished inner workings of these models. The result embraces the tension between creative freedom and technical discipline.
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LATEST CREATIONs
Royal Oak Offshore GRANDE COMPLICATION
Selfwinding watch with perpetual calendar indicating the day, the date, the week, the moon phases, the month and the leap years, minute repeater, split-seconds chronograph and small seconds at 9 o'clock.
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Calibre 2885 Manufacture
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Royal Oak Offshore SELFWINDING
Selfwinding watch with date display and centre seconds.
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Selfwinding Manufacture Calibre 3120
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LATEST CREATIONs
Royal Oak Offshore GRANDE COMPLICATION
Selfwinding watch with perpetual calendar indicating the day, the date, the week, the moon phases, the month and the leap years, minute repeater, split-seconds chronograph and small seconds at 9 o'clock.
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Calibre 2885 Manufacture
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Royal Oak Offshore CHRONOGRAPH
Selfwinding chronograph with date display and small seconds at 12 o'clock.
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Calibre 3126 / 3840 Manufacture
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Tradition MINUTE REPEATER TOURBILLON CHRONOGRAPH
Hand-wound minute repeater watch with tourbillon, chronograph and small seconds at 6 o'clock.
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Calibre 2874 Manufacture
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Iconic Moments
A Designer Inspired
For our Artistic Director Octavio Garcia, the form for the Millenary came from the Coliseum in Rome: a pure, simple oval. He also studied earlier watch models from the Audemars Piguet Museum’s collection, an ongoing source of inspiration for each one of our designers.
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“I was convinced of the potential of this unusual, distinctly oval form.” - Artistic Director Octavio Garcia, on the origins of the Millenary
Audemars Piguet History
The oval shape of the Millenary allows for the sort of three-dimensional depth found in great architecture.
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