14790

My first AP was a blue dial 14790ST from an authorized dealer like 20 years ago, paid ~SGD 7.5K+ for it. Then I also bought a pre-owned Military dial 14790ST for about SGD 6.5K. They were already quite popular back in those days, but watches are relativel

but even more to the 14800st, to which I dedicated a thread: www.watchprosite.com I know it isn’t loved, because of the modified case for the leather strap, but I personally like it a lot. The real Royal Oak sleeper? At least a model that doesn’t

But you're right, it's not exactly flying under the radar anymore. Let me take you on a little detour to a reference that deserves way more love: the Audemars Piguet 14790ST. Now, this one's like that cool cousin who doesn’t say much but shows up looking

Let me take you on a little journey to uncover a hidden treasure in the world of Royal Oaks — the Audemars Piguet reference 14790ST. While the Royal Oak “Jumbo” 5402 gets most of the spotlight, the 14790ST is the quietly confident mid-size sibling that ha

Availability was a lot better back in the days... purchased mine for I like these 36 mm ROs, and had the 14790 Automatic in blue dial, 14790ST Automatic in military dial, 25920 Quantieme Annuel, and 25594ST Moonphase. Enjoy this special RO - the dial look

I've been very intrigued by and attracted to the 14790 and 17800 at some point. Some examples look really wonderful. So I fully understand the appeal of this Military variant dial. Best regards, Emmanuel

Wanted to share some thoughts (and feelings) on one of the most exciting Royal Oaks in my collection: the Audemars Piguet 14790ST sporting the rare Arabic/Military dial. This mid-size 36mm reference has been getting more love lately, but the military dial

Hi everyone, Thanks again for your replies — your feedback has been very helpful. To follow up: I’ve now received a photo of the actual caseback (external side), and I can confirm that it is engraved with both the reference and serial number, as expected.

Hi everyone, I’m currently considering a Royal Oak 14790ST and received a macro photo of the caseback from the seller (attached below). While there seems to be a small hallmark (possibly a case maker’s stamp), I can’t see any serial number engraving (e.g.

I am going to guess the 14800s just didn't sell all that well to begin with, let alone the salmon dials. AP made the dials for the 14800 and probably had quite a few spares sitting around being unused. So they pitched it to clients of 14790s as a unique w