Royal Oak Selfwinding Review

The royal oak selfwinding 41mm reference 15400 was launched in 2012 as an update of the reference 15300 the 39mm automatic version of the royal oak a watch that was a sort of sportier more robust more accessible less hardcore version of the royal oak jumbo ultra thin with a more classical automatic movement a slightly thicker case and overall a more mainstream take on the royal oak design.

Royal oak selfwinding review. The official name for the three hand model is the audemars piguet royal oak selfwinding 41mm and the chronograph is just called the royal oak chronograph. Audemars piguet royal oak selfwinding 34mm the four new 34mm royal oak models. The calibre 5800 keeps the hours minutes seconds and date running for stretches of up to 50 hours. The two steel models are enhanced by a silver toned or blue grey grande tapisserie dial.

Today we look at the audemars piguet royal oak self winding chronograph bucherer blue the first ever special edition watch based on the 2014 royal oak chronograph created exclusively for bucherer. Detailing on the cases and bracelets has never been better. Both come in 41mm wide cases that are water resistant to 50 meters. A great improvement compared to the 33mm quartz models a self winding mechanical movement powers all four audemars piguet royal oak selfwinding 34mm models.

In two tone pink gold and steel in steel with a silver toned dial in 18k pink gold with a diamond set bezel and in stainless steel diamond set bezel with blue grey dial.