
Hello Friends, the following list of questions has been submitted to Audemars Piguet. Please remember, these questions have been derived directly from your input, which can be reviewed by clicking the following link: 1. We have all heard rumors the past few years that Audemars Piguet would bring fo





The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak "Jumbo" ref. 15202 is a significant reference within the Royal Oak collection, known for its close adherence to the original 1972 design. It maintains the distinctive slim profile and integrated bracelet that defined the initial Royal Oak, distinguishing it from other Royal Oak models that introduced different sizes or complications. This reference is particularly valued for its historical continuity and minimalist approach to the Royal Oak aesthetic.
This reference features a 39mm case, typically crafted from yellow gold, with a thickness of 8.1mm. It is fitted with a sapphire crystal and offers a water resistance of 50 meters. Powering the watch is the self-winding Caliber 2121, a movement known for its slimness and a power reserve of approximately 40 hours. The dial is presented in blue, complementing the yellow gold case and bracelet.
For collectors, the 15202 represents a direct link to the Royal Oak's origins, appealing to those who prioritize historical accuracy and understated design. Its production run from 2012 to 2019 makes it a sought-after reference among enthusiasts of the "Jumbo" lineage. The combination of its classic dimensions, integrated bracelet, and the Caliber 2121 solidifies its position as a key reference in the Audemars Piguet catalog.
This is "the" nicest picture of the Diver in SS I have ever seen. Very tempting...
of a piece owned by a friend. I really like this watch on the wrist. I have never owned one of these new Divers... yet ;-)
Hi Michael, In the original thread another member and myself asked about the possibility of upgrading the caseback of the 42mm Offshores to a sapphire caseback. This is something that I'm sure would be extremely popular and I am really desperate to do. (I want to see that lovely movement!) Can you submit this question too as it was in the original thread? Thanks, Hasan
I did my best to condense and organize the questions. I will see if I can get a separate answer for you. I do not think AP will fit an open back to an existing model for a variety of reasons. Obviously, AP does recognize the interest as it now offers them on newer versions. Nonetheless, I will see if I can confirm this for you.
Thanks Michael. Really appreciate that. If it's a no go, I may have to sell my existing Offshore and DSSD to fund a later model.
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