Audemars Piguet has announced the new Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar. This model, featuring a perpetual calendar, commemorates the company's 150th anniversary and is available in both stainless steel and 18K pink gold cases.
A new model featuring a groundbreaking perpetual calendar movement in a compact case
Audemars Piguet has announced the new Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar to commemorate its 150th anniversary. This compact model features a 38mm case and is equipped with the Caliber 7136, which features the same groundbreaking perpetual calendar mechanism as the Caliber 7138 announced in February 2025. Two variations are available: a stainless steel case and an 18K pink gold case.
This stainless steel case model features a refreshing light blue dial. The 38mm case houses a slim perpetual calendar movement. Automatic (Cal. 7136). 41 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve: approximately 55 hours. Stainless steel case (38mm diameter, 9.4mm thick). Water resistant to 5 bar. Limited to 150 pieces worldwide. Price upon request.
This gorgeous model features an 18K pink gold case and beige dial. The contrast with the dreamy moon phase is captivating. Automatic movement (Cal. 7136). 41 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve: approximately 55 hours. 18KPG case (38mm diameter, 9.4mm thick). Water resistant to 5 bar. Limited to 150 pieces worldwide. Price upon request.
The dial is a Grand Tapisserie design in light blue or beige. The sub-dial has a snailed finish for enhanced visibility and a three-dimensional effect. The 18K gold indexes and hands are coated with luminous paint, allowing you to clearly see the time even in the dark.
The 38mm diameter case is just 9.4mm thin, even though it is equipped with a perpetual calendar movement. The three-dimensional shape and sharp lines, combining hairline and polished finishes, are a design unique to the Royal Oak. It is also water resistant to 5 bar, making it easy to wear every day.
The see-through case back allows you to view the newly introduced Cal. 7136. You can enjoy the meticulous craftsmanship of the finish, including the rotor adorned with the brand logo, the Côtes de Genève pattern on the bridges and main plate, the circular graining, and the chamfering. Another key feature of this watch is its high operability, as all operations can be completed with just the crown, thanks to the four-position crown, even though it is equipped with a perpetual calendar mechanism. The case back is engraved with a special logo commemorating the 150th anniversary of the company's founding, and the words "1 of 150 pieces," indicating the limited edition.
