The 18-carat pink gold mannequin is lavishly adorned with 164 brilliant-cut diamonds (roughly 1.618 carats) throughout its case, bracelet studs, and AP folding clasp, with the bezel illuminated by 40 graded brilliant-cut blue sapphires (roughly 1.05 carats). This splendid array of gems enhances the Grande Tapisserie dial, introduced in a harmonious mild blue shade, completely complemented by a light-weight blue pearly alligator strap with giant sq. scales, encapsulating an aura of refined pastel attraction.
The 18-carat white gold iteration is equally breathtaking, its entirety embellished with 204 brilliant-cut diamonds (roughly 2.538 carats), casting a singular radiance. This mannequin includes a Grande Tapisserie dial in a delicate mild inexperienced hue, paired with an identical pearly alligator strap with giant sq. scales.
Accentuating their magnificence, each fashions boast twin hour-markers at 12 o’clock, adorned with 8 brilliant-cut diamonds (roughly 0.019 carats), with different hour-markers crafted in gold to match the case shade, and stuffed with a luminescent coating to make sure optimum legibility in low mild circumstances. The gold “Audemars Piguet” signature is elegantly utilized, showcasing the model’s meticulous consideration to element.
The craftsmanship extends to the case of every watch, which shows the manufacture’s signature alternating satin brushing and polished chamfers, enhancing the Royal Oak’s iconic geometry with an interaction of sunshine.
At the center of those timepieces lies the superior Calibre 5900, delivering hours, minutes, central seconds, and date features inside a slim 3.9mm profile. This motion, oscillating at a strong 4 Hz frequency with a beneficiant 60-hour energy reserve, is accentuated by a 22-carat pink gold oscillating weight. Its refined ending—polished angles, vertical satin brushing, Côtes de Genève, round graining, sunray brushing, and chamfering—is seen via the sapphire caseback, inviting admiration of its mechanical magnificence.