Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Ref. 6001ST rizzoli dots for the minute track

dots for the minute track and white gold dauphine hands

contrasting structure to the satin main body

showcasing crisp white text alongside a charming yellow patina on the lume plots and hands

die perfekt mit den passenden Zeigersatz harmonieren und auch aus 18 Karat Roségold sind

This Royal Oak reference 4100 is in steel and remains in really beautiful condition – the case is sharp with full factory lines throughout

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Ref. 6001ST rizzoli dots for the minute trackThe reference 6001 is a watch youre unlikely to have encountered before. Its not a Royal Oak, designed by Jean Fred Meylan (not Grald Genta), and visually, it shares little in common with any other Audemars Piguet model, aside from its small tapisserie dial. Fewer than 350 pieces are believed to have been produced between 1974 and 1978, after which it was replaced by the reference 6005, which bears a much closer resemblance to the Royal Oak (though