Welcome back to Jaztime. Jaztime.com is an online store that buys, sells, and trades authentic luxury watches. We make these videos so you can easily choose the best watch for yourself in the comfort of your own home. We offer the lowest prices anywhere online. And if you'd like to know the price simply click on the links in the description below. We greatly appreciate if you purchase your next watch from us at jaztime.com. Today, we'll be going over an unmarked Audemar Royal Oak Chronagraph. Thirty-nine millimeters in size, entirely in stainless steel with a blue dial, blue watch face and a bracelet integrated steel bracelet. Reference number 26300ST.OO.1110ST.03 We'll be going over the case, the dial, the bezel, crown and pusher functions, as well as the movement. I'll be giving you my thoughts on the bracelet as well as the wearing experience toward the end of the video. So starting off with the case, we have a 39 millimeter case from finger to thumb. That's the diameter of the case. We have an 11 millimeter thickness, alright. So not all that thick for, for a chronograph a sports model from, even though a little bit less sporty than you'd think because of the full steel construction with this whole bracelet as well. But I digress. Here we have a nice brush finishing going vertically from the top all the way through the case down to the bottom, matching vertical almost type of finishing as well. That goes along with the shape of the case with a nice high polished little bevel on the corner. These edges here, that sort of act as accents down these lugs and into the bracelet as well. Alright, so more on the bracelet later. Alright, now we're onto the bezel. We have a, another nice satin brush finishing vertical going in the same direction as that, the case again with a high polish along the first bevel of this bezel with a nice satin finish going all the way around concentrically around the bottom portion of the bezel with a nice gasket to keep that waterproofness all of this working together, it gives you a waterproofness of about 50 meters below sea level, alright. So, I wouldn't really take this further than surface swimmable, maybe to your backyard pool but that's about it. Right now, taking a look at this dial. We have what is known as a ground tough peacery dial. I believe yes Graham took presury dial with a dark blue color and note that there's no geo shape patterning on this one, because this, this particular model is is definitely an older out of style. And well, I won't say out of style but it is out of production rather. So this is from around 2008 to 2010. So at least 10 years old, if not more, and also again no geoshea patterning on the ground top peacery here. So you don't really get much of a sunray pattern there, alright. You get, you do get some within the sub dials here within the blue portions of these some sub dials as you can see the 30 minute, 12 hour and a small seconds at the six o'clock, we have a date aperture at the four 30. So if you ever need to know the date, it's they're not super high on the visual hierarchy scale, but it's there If you need it. Same with these index hour markers also not very high on the visual hierarchy scale but they're there when you need to tell the time with these royal oak hands, alright. Blending in very nicely with the overall presentation here. What something to note here is that the 12 o'clock index marker is a gigantic triangle. Something that you don't see on modern AP watches you technically, you would typically see a double hash mark or a double index mark for the 12 o'clock, but this one we have the triangle giving it a sort of that data look but it's certainly a very distinctive portion of this watch especially during its production time. And let's turn out the lights and see if we have any luminescence here and focusing on here. Yes, we do. We have a criminal light applied onto basically all of these, hour marks note that the three six and nine are actually rectangular. Alright, given that they're very, very tiny, very very squished within their little respective spots but in low light situations, you'll be able to tell the three, six, and nine quite easily as you can see 12 extremely easy to see with all of its luminescence there, what the Royal Oak hands also contain their own luminescence as well. Alright, now, turning the lights back on we can take a look at the functions of this watch rather simple as you would expect, right. So unwinding, the watch gives you to the first position allowing you to wind the watch about 20 to 30 full winds is all you need to get started from a dead stop and up to its full power reserve. Rather simple there, pull it out to the next position and note that you actually do have what is known as a quick set date, alright. So what that means is that you can turn the crown to adjust the date rapidly without having to just move that minute hand all the way around and advance the hour hand slowly to the next day. Now you can do so very easily here and it's about a half turn for each day. Alright. So not a huge issue because it's not like you're going to be changing the date all that frequently maybe a few times a year. And that's about it. The most you would do is say on February where you would have to move it a few days, you know to the 1st of March, rather simple there anyway. Pull the crown out to the final position and note that the small seconds hand is still going no hacking function here, but if you're familiar with this sort of functionality, you'll note that you can simply stop that seconds hand manually by winding that minute hand backwards, or just very lightly pressing on it in the backwards position and then just waiting to synchronize it to an atomic clock and then simply pressing it in. And there you go. Bob's your uncle. Nice and easy to set the time there. Alright, screw the crown tightly back in. And also we also have these a chronograph pushers. It wouldn't be a Royal Oak Chroner chronograph without these pushers. Alright. So, note that you do have to screw these in and screw them out in order to actuate them. Alright. And I actually screw these in rather tightly earlier. So they will take a little bit of force if you screw them in a little too tightly. Now, keep in mind that these should be screwed in tightly when you're going into water. Alright. But you can keep it running. There you go. Pressing the top button will allow that chrono hand center mounted to act as a large seconds hand. Should you so desire and no sudden stops? No. Well sudden starts sun stops. No weird stuttering of that movement. Alright. For the Chrono hand. And as you cross the one minute mark the 30 minute dial will tick up one for each time. It makes a full revolution, two full revolutions of the 30 minute chrono dial we'll advance the 12 hour dial by one tick. Alright. Nice and easy there. Or actually each revolution will advance this one by one tick. Alright, anyway To stop it just simply press the top button again press the bottom button to reset the subdials as well as that large chrono hand back to 12. Alright, and again, to ensure your water safety your water proofness of this watch be sure to close these down tightly so that you don't get waterlogged and basically damage your watch or your movement. Speaking of the movement, what makes all of this possible? It is the in-house main caliber, the self winding 2385. And you can't see through the case back because this is an older model. So you have the solid case back with just the word Royal Oak with the along with the serial number with each watch. Alright. So you do get sort of that Sunray pattern on the back. So it gives it kind of a nice thing to look at but newer models will have that exhibition case back allowing you to see through the back of the watch. Alright, you'll get that with this one, unfortunately but you do get that added safety of, you know basically keeping everything nice and safe on the inside. What it has is the curve graph, the hours minutes and small seconds hand. And the date in terms of the functionality we have a total of 304 parts, 37 joules. It has a total diameter of 26.2 millimeters beats at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour or three Hertz. That's basically six times a second. And we also have a total power reserve of 40 hours. There's also a unit directional winding rotor on the inside. So basically all you need to do is just wind the watch to its fullest capacity, put it on your wrist and your natural movements of your wrist will keep the watch wound up to that maximum 40 hour power reserve, alright. Meaning that you can set this down on a Friday evening. You can pick it back up on a Saturday or Sunday morning really no need to wind the watch. And you'll be just fine. Alright. Now talking about this bracelet, we have, what's known as the integrated steel bracelet brush finishing matching that of the case right across all of these links including the intermediate links with a nice high polish sort of edge on the inside of these to give them very distinctive and sort of that glowing look as you can look at them depending on the angle, alright. And continuing on from the lugs the high polish on the bevel there continues onto all of these links as well. Okay. With a nice satin brush finishing going up perpendicularly to the flow of links there. Okay. Now onto this clasp here we do have this older style clasp, you know the way to open it. Well, it's not a push button, it's a slide button. So you just slide it backwards to unhook or unhinged that little disc on the inside. And what it does is it opens up to the AP logo there that the sort of single fold over almost clam shell type of fold over system right now, while we're here I can actually try it on give you my thoughts as to how it wears on the wrist. Now keep in mind. I don't like to just push this closed. So I like to actually pull this trigger down and then slide it in nicely because I don't like to you don't want to damage that little disc on the inside. Alright, now let's get this on the wrist and zoom out so we can actually see it in action again 39 millimeters on my wrist. So it's a bit big for me. And especially you can see on the sides there's some space underneath these lugs giving that the bracelet, a little bit of flaring outward. Alright. So certainly on my wrist, seven inches in circumference it's about as big as I would go, but that's just me. So if you like having a larger watch on your wrist and you have a smaller wrist sort of like seven inches or smaller you can certainly go for one of these and having something like this on your wrist with that wrist presence well is exactly that it's wrist presence. The overall size helps with those chronograph pushers and also having the dark blue dial a little bit understated overall. And it's, it's an overall aesthetic because it is a darker shade of blue not so much a lighter blue that you would typically see in newer models from say 2015 onward. Okay. But otherwise it slips very nicely under a suit cuff only 11 millimeters in thickness. So rather thin given all of the functionality here and especially the movement with the overall feel of this watch pretty heavy on the case side a little bit lighter on the bracelet side. So not exactly the dressiest, just a sort of watch in terms of feel, but what the function, certainly more of a sporty look, sporty feel sporty function. Okay. But having this integrated bracelet also it does give your wrist extra breathing plenty of breathability. So set. So you can just simply have this on your wrist all day and there's no need to, you know, take it off for a few minutes at a time to let your wrist breathe. It feels excellent. It feels very smooth to touch outside and in alright. Now that's all I that's basically all I've got for you. What are you guys thinking about this watch? Let us know down in the comments below what you think about this Royal Oak chronograph from about late two thousands to the early 2010s no later than 2010 itself. Alright. Let us know down in the comments below. Be sure to like the video, if you haven't already and subscribe, hit that bell notification. So you can be notified when you go live with another video like this one. 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