14815, Royal Oak
Circa 1993. Identification photograph of Model 14815PT. Audemars Piguet Archives.
Circa 1993. Identification photograph of Model 14815PT. Audemars Piguet Archives.
1995. Technical data for Model 14815PT. Audemars Piguet Archives.
The Royal Oak 14815 is derived from Model 14794. Launched in the same year, it has all the same characteristics, except for the hands, which are not set with diamonds but instead leaf-shaped and made of blackened yellow gold. Only two were produced, both in platinum. To match the colour of its case, the Royal Oak 14815 is fitted with the rhodium-toned version of the openworked Calibre 2003 in 14-carat gold.
14815PT : 2 units in 1993.
Derived from Model 14794.
The Royal Oak 14815 is derived from Model 14794. Launched in the same year, it has all the same characteristics, except for the hands, which are not set with diamonds but instead leaf-shaped and made of blackened yellow gold. Only two were produced, both in platinum. To match the colour of its case, the Royal Oak 14815 is fitted with the rhodium-toned version of the openworked Calibre 2003 in 14-carat gold.
14815PT : 2 units in 1993.
Derived from Model 14794.
