Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Quartz 33mm

For us (and probably for many others), it is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak that is the most iconic model of Audemars Piguet, and the reasons for this are countless. Beginning its journey in the 70s, thanks to the genius of Gérald Genta, this series has undergone numerous interpretations, but a few things never change – the octagonal case, the 'waffle' dial, the design of the lugs, and a number of other characteristic details. But let's start with a few facts. The first Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph was only introduced in 1997 in a 39 mm version. Fifteen years later – in 2012 – a 41-millimeter version was also introduced for the first time, which quickly became extremely liked and sought-after. The reasons for this are several – despite the larger size, the model is better balanced and more comfortable to wear, and it also meets the trend towards larger watches. Today we have the pleasure of presenting to your attention an offer intended for the fairer half of humanity, in a classic variant – a steel version with a black dial. As most of you probably know, in a large part of its models, AP use the automatic in-house caliber 3120. In this case, however, a significantly less demanding to service, but just as reliable quartz in-house movement is used – Audemars Piguet Caliber 2713 with 7 jewels. This is a well-proven and durable movement, which finds application in several of the brand's models.