To showcase its ultra-thin (1.64 mm), entirely openworked 14-carat gold mechanism, the Royal Oak 14882 surrounds it with a finely chased gold circle. The "leaf-type" hands are also in gold, yet blackened to enhance legibility.
Launched in 1995, the Royal Oak 15000 was the first 33 mm model equipped with a mechanical selfwinding calibre. In the promotional brochures of the time, it was described as an "intermediate size", making it suitable for both women and men.
This Royal Oak in white gold introduces gemset elements. It features a bezel adorned with 32 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 0.75 carat.
To enhance the superb ultra-thin (1.64 mm) movement, entirely skeletonised and engraved by hand, 24 baguette-cut gemstones follow the complex shape of the Royal Oak bezel.
The bezel of the Royal Oak 14937 is adorned with 32 brilliant-cut diamonds, which frame and highlight the openworking and engraving performed by the watchmakers.