Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15510ST.00.1320ST.08

The Royal Oak line was first introduced in 1972, designed by Gérald Genta as a revolutionary “luxury sports watch” — a high‑end stainless steel watch with an integrated bracelet, octagonal bezel with exposed screws, and a tapisserie dial.

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15510ST.OO.1320ST with white dial is a luxury sports watch in stainless steel, featuring a 41 mm case with the iconic octagonal bezel secured by exposed screws. Its dial showcases the classic “Grande Tapisserie” guilloché pattern in white, complemented by applied white‑gold baton hour markers and Royal Oak hands with luminescent filling for legibility. Inside it runs the in‑house calibre 4302 automatic movement (≈70‑hour power reserve), visible through a sapphire display case back. The bracelet is the integrated AP steel bracelet, and it uses a folding deployant clasp. Water resistance is modest (~50 m), making it more a dress/sport crossover than a dive watch.