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Posted - 09/30/2021 : 02:41:42 AM
Audemars Piguet is like three new Royal Oak Offshore watches launched in 1993
These references are inspired by Emmanuel Gueit's Offshore and are full of all the bells and whistles you would expect from a brand that is at the forefront of the haute watch industry. http://www.moon-watch.co
For a design that is said to be as strong and iterative as the Royal Oak Offshore, it has indeed shown a lot of aesthetic nuances for decades. This year alone, we have seen the Associated Press’s large sports watches stand out as divers, flying tourbillons and even a new “generation” of 43 mm watches. The point is: the brand’s most powerful series clearly still has creative potential-the arrival of the other three Royal Oak Offshore series further proves this, this time inspired by a long-established predecessor.
Unlike the aforementioned next-generation Offshores represented by the traditional tricompax layout and the Méga Tapisserie dial, this month's new watch has a clear connection with the historical design of Emmanuel Gueit in 1993.
2021 Royal Oak Offshores Titanium (reference number 26238TI), rose gold (reference number 26238OR) and stainless steel (reference number 28238ST)
Old enthusiasts of this series will undoubtedly recognize their similarities: the unique profile and proportions of the 42mm case; the classic "12-6-9" chronograph accumulator; in addition to some selected rubber push rods, There is no decoration on the surface. (In the first Royal Oak Offshore-aka "The Beast", the latter is both a practical consideration and a decorative one-helping to seal the watch and improve water resistance.) http://www.chronosale.co |
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