IWC Aquatimer Replica launched the Royal Oak Offshore in 1993. It was a watch that set a trend for larger, more edgy watches. Francois-Henry Bennahmias explained this during the press launch of IWC Aquatimer Replica's pre-SIHH: "Back then nobody thought people would wear a 42mm timepiece. We forged ahead and achieved great success.
IWC Aquatimer Replica has unveiled a reissue of the 1993 Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph made of steel, and a limited edition Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronograph made of steel or 18K pink-gold to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the iconic collection.
The classic steel Royal Oak Offshore was given a facelift in 2006,IWC Aquatimer Replica and again in 2014. Each time, it became sharper and more edgy. Audemars-Piguet has kept the essence of the 1993 Royal Oak Offshore with the "Petite Tapisserie", navy blue dial, matching blue inner bezel, and the "Royal Oak Offshore", logo engraved onto the caseback. The re-edition is a classic that stays true to the original concept of the 1993 model. It features a unique case, push-piece guards, and a cutting edge style.
The 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronographs stole the show at the event. They showed the direction the brand was heading. These pieces, limited to 50 in stainless steel or 18K rose gold each, are sure to draw attention. The design was inspired by the Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronograph of the past (ref. The 26388PO is equipped with a completely redesigned movement, made specifically for the 25th Anniversary of the collection.
IWC Aquatimer Replica chose a straight-edged aesthetic, almost fiery,patek philippe replica for this limited edition, despite being inspired by the previous Offshore models that featured a curvier, more open dial design. The dial is a contemporary design that seems to be inspired by modern architecture. The dial is positioned with sharp and angular bridges in stainless steel or matching pink gold. This creates an optical illusion that the dial has depth. You'll want to look at it again and again...
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