Audemars PiguetRoyal Oak Offshore Diver

KEY FACTS

• This Royal Oak Offshore Diver is offered by a private seller in Hong Kong
• AP's robust dive watch is presented here in lightweight ceramic with sporty orange accents
• A one-owner example purchased new by the seller in 2014
• Presented with its display box, outer box, warranty, authentication & register certificate and instruction booklet
• Also included in the lot is a spare pin buckle
• The vendor confirms the watch to be in good working order
• A detailed pre-purchase inspection has been carried out on this example by a professional watchmaker

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver reference 15707CE, launched in 2013, showcases a 42mm black ceramic case with titanium hardware
• The ceramic construction offers exceptional scratch resistance, making it the ideal for a dive watch
• AP's expertise in case finishing can be clearly seen on the ceramic case, with a blend polished and satin-finished surfaces throughout
• The intricate detailing, such as the expanding bevels and micro-beveling on the crown guards, underscore the high level of watchmaking
• Functionally, the watch is equipped with a screw-down crown and offers 300 meters of water resistance
• AP's signature tapisserie dial is complemented here by luminescent markers and a fully loomed internal rotating bezel
• Housed inside the case is the calibre 3120, an automatic winding movement with a 60-hour power reserve
• The movement's decorative elements, such as the 22K rotor with the Audemars and Piguet family crests, add a touch of elegance, while ceramic bearings enhance efficiency and reduce maintenance.

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