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Audemars Piguet German Pride

Royal Oak Offshore Automatic Chronograph Limited Special Edition



To commemorate the actual 30th anniversary of the slide of the Berlin Wall plus the unification of Germany, Europe luxury watchmaker Audemars Piguet launches the " Delight of Germany" limited release Royal Oak Offshore Programmed Chronograph in two editions.



The design of the particular German Pride is based on typically the Royal Oak Offshore, offering these two exclusive models the strength and personality.



This limited edition design is available in two 44 millimeter versions: a chronograph manufactured from black ceramic, and the additional in elegant 18-karat rose gold colored.



Combining african american ceramic and rose gold, the 2 watches elegantly reference often the German flag. One of them is actually a limited edition, with a black color ceramic case and board, subtly illuminated by 18-karat rose gold links, and a great anti-reflective sapphire crystal around the back.



The next limited edition version comes with a black ceramic bezel in addition to 18K rose gold case, developing a strong contrast. Both wrist watches are handcrafted, fully maintaining Audemars Piguet’s heritage.



Both watches characteristic slate gray “Méga Tapisserie” dials, reminiscent of the wall structure that separated East as well as West Germany for many years. Both equally dials feature a black and rhodium-plated chronograph with applied 18 CARAT rose gold hour markers and also Royal Oak hands.



Both watches include a special oscillating weight, along with the pattern of Berlin's Brandenburg Gate can be admired from the sapphire crystal back. Equally models have “PRIDE REGARDING GERMANY” engraved on the circumstance back.



The particular Royal Oak Offshore Pleasure of Germany is a part of a special limited edition sequence celebrating different countries. This specific special series perfectly presents the Royal Oak Offshore’s loyalty to Audemars Piguet’s heritage and openness for the world.