This year at SIHH, the big news from Audemars Piguet was certainly the unveiling of the RD1 Acoustic Research project. In more modest releases, we also saw a two-tone Royal Oak 15400. Somewhere in between sit the three pieces that you are about to see – and our guess is you haven't heard much about them.
Royal Oak Tourbillon Chronograph In Titanium
This is a 44mm Royal Oak with in-house, manually wound chronograph and tourbillon, fully open-worked. The case is a matte grey titanium, matching the sub-registers, the rubber strap, and titanium buckle. This watch is simply stunning, and the finishing on this caliber 2936 is nothing short of extraordinary.
The price of this exceptional Royal Oak will be $258,600, and more details can be seen here.
The Royal Oak Concept Tourbillon Chronograph In Pink Gold
One of AP's most iconic modern watches in the Concept Tourbillon Chronograph, and for the first time, it is available in solid rose gold. You have the absolutely insane in-house linear chronograph counter where the mainplate of the movement actually acts as the dial.
Turn the Concept over and you have what is one of the most distinctive case backs anyone could ask for. The weight of this watch in solid rose gold is absolutely incredible,
The price of the AP Concept Chronograph Tourbillon in solid rose gold is $326,000 and you can see more here.
Jules Audemars Tourbillon Chronograph Open Work
Here's another killer, and this time not from the Royal Oak family. This is a new take on the Jules Audemars Open Work Tourbillon Chronograph, with black and grey dial work. The caliber 2889SQ is skeletonized and offsets the white gold case beautifully. The price here is $292,300.
