1990s Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Triple Date 38mm 25807ST
Here we have a 1990s Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Triple Date 25807ST. Featuring a 38mm asymmetric stainless steel case that flows over your wrist with integrated angular screwed lugs. Its polished, chamfered flanks lead to a lug-to-lug length of 48mm, and a case thickness of 12mm gives the watch an impressive wrist presence. The Royal Oak was originally designed by Gerald Genta in 1972, and to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Royal Oak, Emmanuel Gueit, a 22-year-old Swiss designer, was asked by Stephen Urquhart, CEO of Audemars Piguet to create a youthful sports enthusiasts watch and the Royal Oak Offshore was born and introduced to Baselworld in 1993, Gerald Genta was not happy with this modern creation. On the right side, we have the rubber-coated signed crown protected by crown guards, which incorporate the recessed pushers for the Day and Month. The octagonal, polished and brushed bezel sits on a black gasket. It features a characteristic polished screw detail, holding a flat sapphire crystal above a lovely faded blue waffle-style dial known as a āMĆ©ga Tapisserieā pattern. An outer date chapter ring surrounds a minute track above rounded baton indexes marking the hours, and the framed Day and Month windows sit below the Audemars Piguet motif. Steel AP hands are filled with lume alongside a white arrow date indicator above a recessed running seconds subdial. On the reverse, a screwed-down solid octagonal case back engraved with the watch's details, inside an automatic Audemars Piguet Cal. 2127/2827, 36 jewels, beating at 28,800 beats per hour. The JLC 889-derived base movement consists of an automatic Cal. 2127, which stores energy in a barrel and releases it via a gear train regulated by an escapement, and a Cal. 2827, which uses the base calibre's energy to rotate the Day, Date and Month. AP used this JLC movement exclusively on its Offshore 38mm models. The watch comes paired with its original AP 22mm brushed integrated stainless steel bracelet secured with a signed butterfly clasp, it has 17-links and will fit up to a 7.25-inch wrist. This watch is sold with its original Audemars Piguet box but is missing the cushion.
Here we have a 1990s Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Triple Date 25807ST. Featuring a 38mm asymmetric stainless steel case that flows over your wrist with integrated angular screwed lugs. Its polished, chamfered flanks lead to a lug-to-lug length of 48mm, and a case thickness of 12mm gives the watch an impressive wrist presence. The Royal Oak was originally designed by Gerald Genta in 1972, and to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Royal Oak, Emmanuel Gueit, a 22-year-old Swiss designer, was asked by Stephen Urquhart, CEO of Audemars Piguet to create a youthful sports enthusiasts watch and the Royal Oak Offshore was born and introduced to Baselworld in 1993, Gerald Genta was not happy with this modern creation. On the right side, we have the rubber-coated signed crown protected by crown guards, which incorporate the recessed pushers for the Day and Month. The octagonal, polished and brushed bezel sits on a black gasket. It features a characteristic polished screw detail, holding a flat sapphire crystal above a lovely faded blue waffle-style dial known as a āMĆ©ga Tapisserieā pattern. An outer date chapter ring surrounds a minute track above rounded baton indexes marking the hours, and the framed Day and Month windows sit below the Audemars Piguet motif. Steel AP hands are filled with lume alongside a white arrow date indicator above a recessed running seconds subdial. On the reverse, a screwed-down solid octagonal case back engraved with the watch's details, inside an automatic Audemars Piguet Cal. 2127/2827, 36 jewels, beating at 28,800 beats per hour. The JLC 889-derived base movement consists of an automatic Cal. 2127, which stores energy in a barrel and releases it via a gear train regulated by an escapement, and a Cal. 2827, which uses the base calibre's energy to rotate the Day, Date and Month. AP used this JLC movement exclusively on its Offshore 38mm models. The watch comes paired with its original AP 22mm brushed integrated stainless steel bracelet secured with a signed butterfly clasp, it has 17-links and will fit up to a 7.25-inch wrist. This watch is sold with its original Audemars Piguet box but is missing the cushion.
Original: $36,462.36
-65%$36,462.36
$12,761.83Description
Here we have a 1990s Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Triple Date 25807ST. Featuring a 38mm asymmetric stainless steel case that flows over your wrist with integrated angular screwed lugs. Its polished, chamfered flanks lead to a lug-to-lug length of 48mm, and a case thickness of 12mm gives the watch an impressive wrist presence. The Royal Oak was originally designed by Gerald Genta in 1972, and to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Royal Oak, Emmanuel Gueit, a 22-year-old Swiss designer, was asked by Stephen Urquhart, CEO of Audemars Piguet to create a youthful sports enthusiasts watch and the Royal Oak Offshore was born and introduced to Baselworld in 1993, Gerald Genta was not happy with this modern creation. On the right side, we have the rubber-coated signed crown protected by crown guards, which incorporate the recessed pushers for the Day and Month. The octagonal, polished and brushed bezel sits on a black gasket. It features a characteristic polished screw detail, holding a flat sapphire crystal above a lovely faded blue waffle-style dial known as a āMĆ©ga Tapisserieā pattern. An outer date chapter ring surrounds a minute track above rounded baton indexes marking the hours, and the framed Day and Month windows sit below the Audemars Piguet motif. Steel AP hands are filled with lume alongside a white arrow date indicator above a recessed running seconds subdial. On the reverse, a screwed-down solid octagonal case back engraved with the watch's details, inside an automatic Audemars Piguet Cal. 2127/2827, 36 jewels, beating at 28,800 beats per hour. The JLC 889-derived base movement consists of an automatic Cal. 2127, which stores energy in a barrel and releases it via a gear train regulated by an escapement, and a Cal. 2827, which uses the base calibre's energy to rotate the Day, Date and Month. AP used this JLC movement exclusively on its Offshore 38mm models. The watch comes paired with its original AP 22mm brushed integrated stainless steel bracelet secured with a signed butterfly clasp, it has 17-links and will fit up to a 7.25-inch wrist. This watch is sold with its original Audemars Piguet box but is missing the cushion.
