Audemars PiguetRoyal Oak Offshore Chronograph

KEY FACTS

• This Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore is offered by a UK-based private collector
• A limited edition of 1,000 pieces launched in association with the Hollywood movie, Terminator 3
• Presented with a special ‘T3’ display box and outer box only
• The vendor notes the watch is in good working order 

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• Limited to 1,000 pieces worldwide, the Royal Oak Offshore ‘T3’ was released in association with the Hollywood movie ‘Terminator 3’, and is distinguished by a ‘T3’ engraving in the case back and distinctive crown and pusher guards  
• The watch is presented in a 48mm case constructed from titanium, helping this imposing watch wear comfortably on the wrist
• Despite its attention-grabbing dimensions, this Offshore remains faithful to the looks of this iconic model line
• The angular lines are expertly hand finished with a finely polished bevel that runs around the octagonal bezel
• Contributing to the watch’s muscular looks are the crown and pusher guards, which add wrist presence and provide protection from knocks and bumps
• The ‘mega tapisserie’ dial is finished in dark anthracite - a colour that nicely complements the brushed grey appearance of the titanium case
• In proportion with the watch’s oversize feel, the applied Arabic numerals are large and filled with Super-Luminova
• Inside the case beats an automatic movement with a chronograph module. 
• The power reserve is rated at 38 hours 

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