Audemars Piguet

Audemars Piguet has worked from Le Brassus in the Vallée de Joux since 1875, and for its first century it was known chiefly for complicated pocket and dress watches. One design changed that.

In 1972 the house released the Royal Oak, drawn by Gérald Genta and named after a series of Royal Navy ships. It was made of steel, priced like gold, and looked like nothing else: an octagonal bezel held by eight visible hexagonal screws, a case that flowed straight into an integrated tapering bracelet, and a dial finished with the small squares the house calls Tapisserie. It was considered a risk at the time and is now the reference every integrated-bracelet sports watch is measured against.

The original 39mm case, nicknamed the Jumbo, survives as the Extra-Thin and remains the collectors' size. The 41mm is the modern everyday model, with a date and the bolder Grande Tapisserie dial. The 37mm and the smaller 33mm and 34mm cases carry the same design in proportions that suit a narrower wrist. Because the case has no protruding lugs, each wears closer to the wrist than its diameter suggests.

The Royal Oak Offshore, introduced in 1993, is the larger, louder relation: thicker, more heavily protected, built for sport rather than tailoring, and made in titanium, ceramic and gold as well as steel. It runs from 37mm well past 42mm, and the limited editions are where its collectors concentrate.

Our stock spans watches from the mid-twentieth century to recent production, so finishing, service history and accompanying papers vary; each listing says which. On any Royal Oak, examine the bracelet links and the case edges first, since polishing softens the sharp bevels the design depends on. Our guide to Royal Oak sizes compares each case on the wrist.

Audemars Piguet watches in stock

We currently hold over 60 Audemars Piguet watches: 37 new and 28 pre-owned or vintage. The models in stock run across Royal Oak, Royal Oak Offshore, Millenary and Code 11.59. Case sizes run from 33mm to 46mm, in stainless steel, rose gold, yellow gold and white gold. Production years range from 1905 to 2026.

Common questions

How much is an Audemars Piguet watch?

The Audemars Piguet watches in our current stock are priced from about $3,050 to $255,000. Reference, metal, complications and whether box and papers are included set the price of each piece.

Are your Audemars Piguet watches authentic?

Yes. Every piece is authenticated in house before it is listed, and photographed as the exact unit that ships. See how we authenticate.

Which models are in stock?

Currently Royal Oak, Royal Oak Offshore, Millenary and Code 11.59. Stock changes daily as pieces sell and new ones arrive.

Do you ship worldwide?

Yes. Every order ships insured and tracked to any country. Import duty and VAT depend on your country; this guide explains how they are calculated.