Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph Stainless Steel 42mm Brown Dial Leather Strap 26470ST.OO.A099CR.01 - BRAND NEW

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph Stainless Steel 42mm Brown Dial Leather Strap 26470ST.OO.A099CR.01 - BRAND NEW

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INFORMATION

Condition
Brand New
Box/Papers
Box & Papers
Brand
Audemars Piguet
Model Number
26470ST.OO.A099CR.01
Series
Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph
Model Year
2014 - 2021

CASE

Crown
Screw Down
Bezel
Octagonal Bezel
Movement
Automatic
Case Back
Transparent
Material
Stainless Steel
Case Size
42 mm
Case Shape
Octagonal

DIAL

Dial Type
Analog
Date at
3 o’clock
Dial Color
Brown
Dial Markers
Arabic

BRACELET

Band Material
Leather
Clasp
Pin Buckle

ADDITIONAL INFO

Gender
Men's
Country of Manufacture
Switzerland
Complication
Date, Chronograph
 

Description

Welcome to Jaztime.com. Jaztime.com is an online store that buys, sells, trades, authentic luxury watches. We make these videos so our customers can easily choose the best watch for themselves, in the comfort of their own home. We offer the lowest prices anywhere online. If you want to know the price of the watch, simply click on the links in the description below. We would greatly appreciate it if you would buy a watch from jaztime.com once in a while. Today we'll be doing a review on the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Selfwinding Chronograph watch. This is a Royal Oak Offshore. The model number for this watch is 26470ST.OO.A099CR.01. As Audemars Piguet typically has very long model numbers, like I said, we'll have the links to this watch in description below. We'll be going over the dial, bezel, case, crown, bracelet, clasp, and we'll talk about the movement towards the end of the video. So jumping right in to the dial. The dial configuration I have in my hand here is the brown dial on an Mega Tapisserie pattern. The Mega Tapisserie patterning is this sort of square patterning that you see at the very background of the watch, with the brown dial coloration. The AP typically makes, I think, three different kinds of tapisserie patterns. I think there's the Mega Tapisserie, Petite Tapisserie, or Large Tapisserie. There's numerous different options, of forward tapisserie patternings. But for this one, we have Mega Tapisserie, which means that these square markers are much larger on the background, versus as you go down into the tapisserie patternings it gets smaller and smaller and in some cases they have a different sort of bordering for the face of the watch. Besides that this one is on the brown dial, Arabic numerals from the one, two, four, five. Of course, some of them cut off. The 12 o'clock, nine o'clock, and six o'clock position ones cut off. As you know, this is a chronograph watch. The elapsed times are at 12 hours at the six o'clock 30 minutes at the nine o'clock. And you have your actual seconds hand at the 12 o'clock position. What I mean by actual seconds hand is that you'll see this a second time here at the 12 o'clock position. That's just sort of not moving. That's actually controlled by the chronograph pushers here. The two o'clock and four o'clock positions for tracking elapsed time. So the actual seconds that tick down on the watch are located at that 12 o'clock position second sub-dial. Besides that the sub-dials are nicely toned in a blue, matching with the outer sort of outer wall of the watch that I have. The tachometer scale on the outer edge in that same blue pattern, same blue coloration. The white is a nice touch on the blue as it helps pop from the face of the watch. So it makes it much easier to read. But of course, if you don't like this coloration that I have in my hand here, the brown with the blue sub-dials, actually AP makes us watch in two other ways. The other way is you can actually have an all blue dial. And the other way is actually just a complete reverse of what you see for the dial face only. So you could have brown sub-dials with a blue dial and a blue outer ring towards the sorta rehaut section of this AP watch. But besides that, the hour markers themselves, the hour hand and the minute hand are all luminous. So they do glow in the dark for up to eight hours. I actually can show you how that looks. Give me one second to charge that luminosity here, and shut off my light box. And there we are. Just need to focus it a little bit. And there we are. The luminosity may look blue in a video, but the luminosity is actually your standard green luminosity for the face of the watch. So it makes this watch easily read at night as it would be during the day. The 12 o'clock position, I'm gonna tilt it to the side here a little bit. There is an actual indents marker at the 12 o'clock position. So you'd actually be able to see that small little marker for helping with landmarking of the watch, to read it easily as well. So it's not just completely empty there at the top. All right. Besides that, date window at the three o'clock position next to the AP, the Audemars Piguet name. Typically Rolex, what they do is, they have the crystal cyclops on top of the sapphire crystal which magnifies the date. But for AP watches it's actually in the dial itself. You can see that sort of depth to it, that has that magnification inside. So there's no. You have this very nice smooth crystal. All right, moving on to the bezel now. The bezels nicely brushed finish in conjunction with the case. You can see that a nice brush finishing, matching with the vertical brushing. Hexagonal screws, of course, as typical of AP watches. You have four screws on each side, so eight screws in total. Nicely high-polished, to add a nice little shine to the bezel of the watch itself. So it's just not all completely high-polished. It's a nice usage of, you know, complimenting the two sort of shades, shades of polish. And then on the side edge of the bezel, you have a nice high polish throughout the whole side edge. You can see that it goes all throughout. All right, moving on to the case now. The case size of this watch, you're looking at a 42 millimeter case size. So from my index finger to my thumb here, that's 42 millimeters in diameter. The height of the watch itself, you're looking at a 14 and a half millimeter. 14 and a half millimeter thickness. So will fit a little bit high off the wrist. But one thing that AP does that I do like, that I do like about these cases is that they actually taper the lugs at a 45 degree angle. So it doesn't look overwhelming when you have this watch on your wrist as it is a fairly large watch. 42 millimeters, 14 millimeters thick. The sort of tapering of that of those lugs going at a 45 degree angle actually bring the watch into a nice proportional view that doesn't look so overbearing. Also like to mention a nice chamfers on the sides of the lugs, matching on the sides of the case. You can see very beautiful high polish chamfers on the side that gives just the watch just a nice little elegance to it. And this sort of eyeline just sort of matches up with that bezel with the high polish on there. So you can see sort of like this window of high polish centers the face of the watch very nicely and a nice shine. On the side of the case at the three o'clock position we have your, you know your typical crown located here. This has AP logo on the crown itself here. The chronograph pusher at the two o'clock and four o'clock position. I'll go ahead and show you the crown functions by unwinding this crown counter-clockwise as shown. And then the standard positions where you can wind the watch, pulling the crown out to the next position will allow you to adjust the date, but I have the hand blocking there. So let me move the hand out of the way. And there we are. You can see very quick easy adjustment of the date as needed. It only goes forward. So just going clockwise, we'll adjust it. We'll go ahead adjust get to the 29th cause that's today, or rather the date of when I started this video. Pulling the crown out to the next position will allow you to adjust the hands bi-directionally. You can see very easy to set. It'll also stop the seconds hand on the second sub-dial at the 12 o'clock position for precise time setting. So you can set your watch down to the exact second, such as doing an atomic clock online. You can set it precisely. And pressing the crown back in will start that seconds hand once more as you it's already starting to tick down tick again, and always make sure to screw the crown nice and tight in against the case. For this AP watch you're looking at 100 meters or 330 feet for the water resistance when a crown is fully in against the case. For the chrono pushers at the two and four o'clock position, your standard chronograph features. So pressing the two o'clock position chronograph pusher will start that central seconds hand. You can see it's started ticking down. You can not reset it while it's going. That is not a feature on this chronograph. You had to actually stop it and then hit the four o'clock pusher to reset it once more. So once again, it's two o'clock to start, two o'clock again to stop, four o'clock to reset. And that resetting will reset the elapsed time sub-dials at the six o'clock and nine o'clock position. So the 12 hour elapse time and the 30 minute elapse time. All right, moving on to the strap, now. The strap, a very beautiful brown alligator strap. And it has a nice section of square patterning. You can kind of see that it forms these little rectangular squares. The sort of tailoring on these side edges of the strap itself is a nice blue. So it sort of keeps that same coloration of the blue dial, rather the blue sub-dials and the sort of blue outer borderation with that brown. Onto the strap itself. So we have the blue patterning on the strap, side edges of the strap. On the stitches. I'll show you the other side as well. And then for the blue sub-dial and brown sub-dials is actually a different patternation where it's a blue strap with white stitches instead. Which, it's typically the case with the color blue because the white works so well with it, as you can see in the sub-dials. So that's something to keep in mind if you're not interested in having this blue stitching with brown leather. Besides that, you know, standard tank style buckle. See it has the AP name. Nice brushed finish on it. And this is stainless steel. Alright, moving on to the back of the case now. So this is the back of the case. A very beautiful, very beautiful oscillator. Right here is the AP oscillator with the AP coat of arms which I believe is a little horse holding a sword I believe. And then it has a little sort of rook towering on the left with the doves and stars. So two different coat of arms. I think one is for Audemars and the other one's for Piguet. Two different names. But yeah, so that's oscillator there you can see. That's what keeps your watch going as you have it on your wrist You know, the inertia of the movements on your wrist. You can kind of see it's already moves when I shake it. But you know that those full rotations when it's on your wrist and you're going about your day. It keeps your watch wound up and keeps it going. For the specific power reserve of that, you're looking at a 50 hour power reserve on this watch meaning you can put this watch on the Friday evening, pick it back up on the Sunday afternoon, it'll be keeping the time, or rather Sunday afternoon, it would be time just fine. And that's only if you leave the watch just laying down and you decide hey I don't feel like wearing it today, or wearing it for the weekend and you just place it down. Otherwise as long as you keep the watch in your wrist and you keep moving, the watch will continue to work. The caliber movement of this watch is a 31-26 movement. One of the Audemars Piguet is a standard movements for chronograph watches. It has 59 different jewels and 365 different parts. Once again, as I said, has the chronograph it has the features of the chronograph features just the hour, minute, and you know usage of the sub-dials, and instantaneous changing of the date as well. So pretty that's a pretty reliable moving overall. Power reserve is pretty standard about 50 hours. Just to give you an idea, Rolex's previous generation models is around 48 hours. So two hour, two hour difference, not too much. But you know, there are some newer ones with larger power reserves. But that's something to keep in mind if you plan on putting the watch down. Or if you have a watch winder, it probably doesn't matter to you at all, because you could just slap it on a watch winder and keep it wound for its lifetime. Alright, let me go ahead and show you this watch on my wrist now. So there is the watch on the wrist. As you can see, very unique coloration. I love the usage of the brown and blue. the sort of using the white coloration for the Arabic numerals and indices on the blue itself makes it pop much more nicely and makes it clear to read as well. Once again, I mentioned that 45 degree angle slants from the lugs actually makes the watch look completely in proportion. It doesn't look that overwhelming on my wrist. I have a seven wrist, that's average my size wrist, or average sized wrist for a man. You can see brown leather strap with these sort of hints out blue looks. It looks good, it looks very good. Once again, like I said, very unique. You don't really see this coloration too often with blue and brown together. There's the AP logo on the buckle itself. And let me show you a side profile view of that. You can see it just set a little bit high off the wrist but still looks even gorgeous from the side as well. You can see the uses of the high polish on the chamfers and on the side of the bezels. Okay, so if you're interested in this watch, or any other watch, for the lowest possible price, check out our website: jaztime.com We have the lowest prices guaranteed. And if you liked the video please like, comment, subscribe below. Thanks for watching. Hope to see you guys soon.

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