Ornamental stone dials are having a moment lately and Audemars Piguet has every intention to join in the action. Ushering in the 2023 watch year for the manufacture is this stunning Royal Oak 37mm in classic yellow gold with a dazzling blue turquoise dial. Pop-coloured Royal Oak watches have always been prized for their rarity within the Audemars Piguet universe, and this new model is made even more exclusive because no two turquoise dials are ever completely alike.
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