14926, Royal OakHaute Joaillerie
Circa 1992. Identification photograph of Model 14926PT. Audemars Piguet Archives.
Circa 1992. Identification photograph of Model 14926PT. Audemars Piguet Archives.
1994. Technical data for Model 14926PT. Audemars Piguet Archives.
1994. Technical data for Model 14926BA. Audemars Piguet Archives.
The Royal Oak 14926 derived from Model 14794 is distinguished by the gemstones entirely covering it. The case and bracelet links are set with brilliant-cut diamonds, while the bezel and bracelet studs are set with baguette-cut emeralds (for the platinum version) or rubies (for the yellow gold version), totalling more than 13 carats.
The ultra-thin (1.64 mm), finely openworked and engraved Calibre 2003SQ is a masterpiece of watchmaking and miniaturisation. It drives two hands gemset using an exclusive technique.
2 units, of which 1 in 1996 (BA) and 1 in 1997 (PT).
Derived from Model 14974.
The Royal Oak 14926 derived from Model 14794 is distinguished by the gemstones entirely covering it. The case and bracelet links are set with brilliant-cut diamonds, while the bezel and bracelet studs are set with baguette-cut emeralds (for the platinum version) or rubies (for the yellow gold version), totalling more than 13 carats.
The ultra-thin (1.64 mm), finely openworked and engraved Calibre 2003SQ is a masterpiece of watchmaking and miniaturisation. It drives two hands gemset using an exclusive technique.
2 units, of which 1 in 1996 (BA) and 1 in 1997 (PT).
Derived from Model 14974.
