While the birth of the Royal Oak was already a breakthrough in 1972, the introduction of the Royal Oak Offshore was nothing less when it hit the market in 1993. A revolution, because the trend for oversized wrist watches was still in its infancy and the Royal Oak Offshore, yet one that was determined rather quickly in favor of this new Audemars Piguet, as it was big, bold, and yes, beautiful!

We take a closer look at the Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronograph Titanium, known as the Royal Oak Offshore 26387...

Audemars Piguet unveiled its first novelty for Watches & Wonders and it's a new Royal Oak Offshore...

I see hundreds of watches every year at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva, and all of them are impressive – exhibitors at this fair, after all, represent watchmaking’s elite. I always come away with favorites, though, and this year, the pieces I found memorable are either aesthetically or technically superb in […]

It's #ThrowbackThursday! Today we're looking back at the original Royal Oak Offshore by Audemars Piguet...

Among the many new inventions and impressive dial executions introduced at the SIHH were two grand complications that quietly remind us of the great artistry of traditional watchmaking, and deserve special attention. Many ultra-complicated watches are misnamed as Grand Complications, but the traditional GC contains three specific complications: minute repeater, perpetual calendar and chronograph. Both […]