The New Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph

Audemars Piguet has added three new models to its revolutionary Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph collection in the luxury sports chronograph segment.

The newly added models to the collection draw attention to their similarities to the original ROO model introduced in 1993.

First of all, the new models come with a 42mm diameter case. This measurement, which is the same as the original model, is accompanied by a height of 15.2mm. In addition to stainless steel, the new models are also available in titanium and 18K rose gold. The steel and rose gold models come with blue rubber chronograph pushers, gasket, and screw-down crown, while the titanium model is equipped with black rubber. True to the form, the case and integrated bracelet display handcrafted satin-brushed surfaces and glossy polished bevels. All models in the series are manufactured to withstand 100 meters of water pressure.

The stainless steel model has a dial with a petite Tapisserie pattern on a blue background. The 18K rose gold model again houses rose gold counters and accents on a petite Tapisserie pattern background. On the titanium model, black counters and white gold accents stand out on a gray petite Tapisserie background. While there is a magnifying date window at 3 o'clock, Tri-Compax chronograph counters are positioned in the 3-6-9 layout.

Caliber 4404, designed and produced in-house, gives life to the new series. The movement, which has an integrated automatic Flyback chronograph feature, has a column wheel and a vertical clutch system. The new caliber offers up to 70 hours of power reserve when fully wound.

There is also an extra rubber strap in the box of the models that come with an integrated metal bracelet. The new case design also includes a quick strap/bracelet change feature.

The reference and price status of the models are as follows;