Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore in brief
The Royal Oak Offshore was introduced in 1993 in a design by Emmanuel Gueit. It carried the Royal Oak's octagonal bezel into a larger, thicker case reinforced with rubber details; with a size considered bold at the time, it was among the pioneers of the big-watch trend.
Most of the family are chronographs. Made in ceramic, titanium, carbon and colored composite materials alongside steel and gold, the models offer a sportier and more eye-catching character than the Royal Oak.
























