Audemars Piguet
Royal Oak

The original reference launched by Audemars Piguet back in 1972, when the Maison asked Gerald Genta to design an “unprecedented watch”: the first, the ref. 5402.

Described by Genta himself as the masterpiece of his career, the iconic Royal Oak ref. 5402 embodies the perfect balance between function and refined design.

The petite tapisserie dial features the AP logo at 6, as only first models from the B series do. Only around 1000 pieces from the b-series were manufactured, with just the first examples featuring this detail and even fewer in yellow gold. Yes, the watch we’re offering you is a pretty rare one indeed.

The yellow gold case is sharp and its 39 mm sit wonderfully on the wrist. The bracelet is tight and in excellent conditions.

It’s powered by the famous automatic cal. 2121, to date the thinnest full-rotor automatic caliber in production and still used in the contemporary Royal Oak ref. 15202.

This incredibly rare watch comes with the fullest original set possible: box, papers and even the original purchase receipt from the AD.