1. Royal Oak
Variations: Model 15203
  • Reference 15203PT.OO.1240PT.01

    Openworked Extra-thin

    The Royal Oak 1972-2012 features a skeletonised version of Calibre 2121 (Cal. 5122) which is highlighted by a contemporary decoration and a galvanic anthracite treatment. Platinum 40-piece limited edition.

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    Details

    • Case Width 39.00 mm
    • Case Thickness 8.10 mm
    • Water Resistance 50 m

    Specifications

    Case
    950 platinum case, glareproofed sapphire crystal and caseback, water-resistant to 50 m
    Dial
    Openworked slate grey dial, white gold applied hour-markers and Royal Oak hands with luminescent coating
    Bracelet
    950 platinum bracelet with AP folding clasp
    Reference
    15203PT.OO.1240PT.01
    Functions
    Hours/Minutes
    Base movement thickness
    3.05
    Movement thickness with module
    3.05 mm
    Total diameter
    28.4 mm
    Total diameter
    12½ lines
    Type of balance
    With Variable inertia blocks
    Frequency of balance wheel
    2,75 (=19'800 vibrations/h Hz
    Number of jewels
    36
    Power reserve
    40 h
    Number of parts
    248

    specificities

    • Extra thin movement
    • Skeleton movement
    • Suspended barrel
    • Shake of the oscillating weight garanteed thanks to annular ring running on four jewels
    • Sapphire calendar indicator
    • Manual finishing on both bridges and mainplate
    • Oscillating weight can be custom decorated upon customer's request
    • Anniversary oscillating weight «1972 - 2012»
    • Date/Date in Dial aperture

    Calibre

    Calibre 5122 Manufacture

    Calibre 5122 Manufacture, front
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    Calibre 5122 Manufacture, back
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Audemars Piguet History

The Royal Oak is named for British Royal Navy battleships, themselves christened for the tree where King Charles II hid from his enemies.

Original Royal Oak, 1972
Original Royal Oak, 1972